Exactly.Asking how an interest rate will be applied is not asking for a statement of professional opinion as woud be the case when seeking medical asistance or actuarial opinion, it is asking for a statement of fact.
Judging by the update on the FA site I guess that it's almost certain that the 5.22% rate only applies under €15K and over that 4.07% applies to the full amount on deposit - i.e. not 5.22% on €15K and 4.07% on just the full balance minus €15K.Even looking at some of the answers have been given the wording is ambiguous and in no way clears the matter up.
Am existing customer and applied for e-savings (5.22%) account online 11th July, received documentation 17th. All duly returned with cheque for euro15,000 (not yet cashed!).
Two e-mails from me to FA remain unanswered!
Phoned on 8th August and was assured everything had been received and in order and account opening would be processed very shortly. Massive interest in this new account was blamed for delay!
First Active's admin. is very unsatisfactory but am heartened by Clubman's news. Perhaps I'll get something in the post tomorrow..........
Thread very informative - thanks to all.
including interest calculated daily.
Some people just want to get to the bottom of the matter. If this upsets you then why bother reading or responding to the thread?I cannot believe the amount of posts in this thread
granted alot appear to be about rate informations and application process problems
-> if its so confusing dont bother with it!
Crediting the interest to another account was one of my questions to FA that I haven't got an answer to.when returning application form + cheque I did actually instruct FA to credit another account with the interest earned.
Is it the case with FA that over 14,999 the rate decreases? Oh such complication......
Maybe because this is a new sort code and relates not to a specific branch but to "KEYING SORTCODE FA INTERNET" according to their documentation?the first active sort code (98-88-16) wasn't coming up in their system!
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