In the (excellent) post
And all the state-owned Irish banks offering 3.5% get Best Buys, though most of them have in the footnote "has a low credit rating."
The headline rate isn't the only thing to make a product a Best Buy surely?
I see Nationwide UK doesn't get a Best Buy for it's 1 year fixed at 3.4%, but Investec does for its equivalent account at 3.0%. Both are protected by the UK FSCS Scheme. Is there a reason for this I'm not aware of?Best Buy Term Deposits (Fixed Lump Sum Savings)
And all the state-owned Irish banks offering 3.5% get Best Buys, though most of them have in the footnote "has a low credit rating."
The headline rate isn't the only thing to make a product a Best Buy surely?