L Lightning Registered User Messages 5,612 11 Nov 2015 #1 Rabo have reduced their 1 year rate to 0.00% fixed from 0.05% fixed. Very surprising that Rabo are still offering the product but yet paying zero. Why on earth anyone would lock for 1 year with no return is beyond me. (unless they are expecting negative rates!).
Rabo have reduced their 1 year rate to 0.00% fixed from 0.05% fixed. Very surprising that Rabo are still offering the product but yet paying zero. Why on earth anyone would lock for 1 year with no return is beyond me. (unless they are expecting negative rates!).
M moneybox Registered User Messages 715 12 Nov 2015 #2 Yes that is what I said a while ago, they will start charging us to keep our money in the bank. :-(
B Boyd Registered User Messages 1,611 12 Nov 2015 #3 I don't know whether to laugh or cry! Surely its not good sign of things to come. They have best instant access rate so hope they don't chop that...
I don't know whether to laugh or cry! Surely its not good sign of things to come. They have best instant access rate so hope they don't chop that...
L Lightning Registered User Messages 5,612 12 Nov 2015 #4 moneybox said: Yes that is what I said a while ago, they will start charging us to keep our money in the bank. :-( Click to expand... There have only been a small number of international examples of this happening to retail customers. Granted, there are an increasing number of examples of this happening to very large corporate customers. And the ECB may go more negative in December.
moneybox said: Yes that is what I said a while ago, they will start charging us to keep our money in the bank. :-( Click to expand... There have only been a small number of international examples of this happening to retail customers. Granted, there are an increasing number of examples of this happening to very large corporate customers. And the ECB may go more negative in December.
M moneybox Registered User Messages 715 22 Nov 2015 #5 CiaranT said: There have only been a small number of international examples of this happening to retail customers. Granted, there are an increasing number of examples of this happening to very large corporate customers. And the ECB may go more negative in December. Click to expand... and the Swiss lead the way... http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/...Swiss-bank-ABS-hit-savers-negative-rates.html
CiaranT said: There have only been a small number of international examples of this happening to retail customers. Granted, there are an increasing number of examples of this happening to very large corporate customers. And the ECB may go more negative in December. Click to expand... and the Swiss lead the way... http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/...Swiss-bank-ABS-hit-savers-negative-rates.html