jonah
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Post by jonah on May 30, 2016 19:47:22 GMT
Problem with RS accounts is that most of them only last one year at decent rates and have small limits. And I think the calculation for the interest is /12, then x6.5, so 6% interest over the year is actually 3.25%. 3.25% for the account, but you can also get interest on the cash not in them, i.e. Before it gets there. So, if in a 3% current account for example, that's /12 then x5.5 for 3%. I agree it's less than say 5yr ratesetter rates or GBBA or saving stream... But it's more than rolling ratesetter rates and its Fscs backed. I use current accounts for my day to day cash, 4-6% regular savers for safe but growing cash and p2p for less safe but hopefully grower faster cash.
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