Financial Regulator's deposit account survey

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The Financial Regulator today (30 April 2007) published its first deposit account survey. The survey shows the interest rates currently available from 17 financial institutions for lump sum deposits of €5,000, €10,000 and €20,000. Rates shown in the survey are for demand deposits, one-month notice and 12-month fixed term accounts.

Consumer Director, Mary O’Dea, said, "Today, over half a million SSIAs will mature and people will start to receive their SSIA funds from this week. While many people may not yet have decided what to do with their money, many will put it on deposit, either for the medium term, or until they have made a decision about what they want to do. This survey shows the interest rates on offer depending on how much your SSIA is worth and how quickly you will need access to your money."
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Survey available [broken link removed] in .pdf format.

Not a patch on CCOVICH's Best Buys, of course. ;)
And it excludes both RaboDirect's [broken link removed] and First Active's [broken link removed] for amounts >€15,000.
 
Rabo are included.

Ulster Bank and First Active have competitive products in this space, but they have more restrictions than the online only accounts like Rabo or Northern Rock.

Some bizarre inclusions - Pfizer International Bank Europe anyone? The bank for the financially impotent -- helping you keep your savings up! :eek:
 
Mea culpa — firstly for glancing over it too quickly and not spotting the RaboDirect entry, and secondly for not giving equal credit to MugsGame for the Best Buys listings! My memory must be failing as quickly as my eyesight... :eek:
 
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