B Bobby1 Registered User Messages 128 28 May 2009 #1 Hey, Just off the phone from Nationwide and was told that from 31/05/09 they are withdrawing their 15 month fixed account. Also told that all their short term fixed rates will be coming down- the top rate on offer for 12 months will be 3%. Looks like the times for getting high rates is coming to an end. Was good while it lasted!
Hey, Just off the phone from Nationwide and was told that from 31/05/09 they are withdrawing their 15 month fixed account. Also told that all their short term fixed rates will be coming down- the top rate on offer for 12 months will be 3%. Looks like the times for getting high rates is coming to an end. Was good while it lasted!
L Lightning Registered User Messages 5,612 28 May 2009 #2 Thanks for the information Bobby. Looks like rates are starting to return to more normal variances above the ECB base rate.
Thanks for the information Bobby. Looks like rates are starting to return to more normal variances above the ECB base rate.
L Lightning Registered User Messages 5,612 1 Jun 2009 #3 Bobby1 said: Also told that all their short term fixed rates will be coming down- the top rate on offer for 12 months will be 3%. Click to expand... Spot on ... The Financial Regulator have just updated their website ( http://itsyourmoney.ie/costcomparisons.jsp ) and list INBS as paying 3% on a 1 year term deposit. The INBS website is not yet updated. It took them 2 weeks to change their website after their last rate change. According to both The Financial Regulator and the Investec website, Investec still offer 4.50% for a 1 year term deposit. Best Buys Updated.
Bobby1 said: Also told that all their short term fixed rates will be coming down- the top rate on offer for 12 months will be 3%. Click to expand... Spot on ... The Financial Regulator have just updated their website ( http://itsyourmoney.ie/costcomparisons.jsp ) and list INBS as paying 3% on a 1 year term deposit. The INBS website is not yet updated. It took them 2 weeks to change their website after their last rate change. According to both The Financial Regulator and the Investec website, Investec still offer 4.50% for a 1 year term deposit. Best Buys Updated.
S Sarn Registered User Messages 76 1 Jun 2009 #4 Thanks for the heads up. Locked in at the higher rate on Friday.
L Lightning Registered User Messages 5,612 2 Jun 2009 #5 www.inbs.ie is now updated. They have a few new rates. I will update the best buys.