Here's an interesting site for anyone considering putting cash on deposit ,
www.irishdeposits.ie by the way i've no association with this site
www.irishdeposits.ie by the way i've no association with this site
Irish deposits.ie
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Compare their lists to the AAM Financial Best Buys lists of demand and term lump sum and regular saver deposit accounts/rates and you'll soon see a few glaring omissions/discrepancies! For example they say the best rate on up to €100K is 4.5% but no sign of NR's 5% on €1K+. Hmmm....
eileen alana
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They don't list the deposit rates available from the online banks or the internet only deposit accounts which are available from high street banks, all of which pay high interest rates.
eileen alana
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agreed
RaboDirect
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The site is operated by an intermediary group so presumably they only list the deposit rates from institutions that they receive a commission from.
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Yes - it is.
Hardly an accurate assessment, seeing as there are 15 institutions listed and the intermediary holds letters of appointment from just 3 of those.
Presumably you don't consider this an inaccurate assessment?
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Ralph1
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Read site quickly,the internet banks are quoted.
Nice layout & all I'm sure, but ultimately the info's vague (What account(s) exactly are they taking about, for example)... presumably down to the fact that they want you to go through them;
FinanceOne are remunerated by the Banks for the establishment of deposit accounts where we hold a letter of Appointment.
At least It's your money actually name some of the accounts, e.g. Halifax Flexi-Saver, First Active eSavings... something the other neglects.
Beyond that though ? [What's that you say? They also actually link to the actual Product page too]
FinanceOne are remunerated by the Banks for the establishment of deposit accounts where we hold a letter of Appointment.
At least It's your money actually name some of the accounts, e.g. Halifax Flexi-Saver, First Active eSavings... something the other neglects.
Beyond that though ? [What's that you say? They also actually link to the actual Product page too
]Some of them are now (e.g. Halifax Flexisaver is not listed as far as I can see) but they certainly were not listed earlier. Are you involved with the site/business by any chance?
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GenieMac
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ok so where is the best place to look for info on desposit accounts?