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Why would you bother with < 5% rates when NR offer 5% on demand deposits over €1K and are 100% guaranteed?
Obviously there are some other accounts with (effective) balance caps or other limitations (e.g. term accounts) with slightly higher rates. And of course then there are the 7%/8% regular saver accounts. We've been over his issue and how to mix and match a number of such accounts to maximise deposit interest returns. It's getting tedious doing it over and over and over again...
I mentioned putting my savings in NR to my father and he thought I was crazy!
We've been over his issue and how to mix and match a number of such accounts to maximise deposit interest returns. It's getting tedious doing it over and over and over again...
To sacrifice 1% on deposits when the competitive rates are c. 5% on lump sum accounts is foolish in my opinion.I opened an eSavings a/c with Ulster Bank even after reading the Best Buys section here. I did so because I already had a current account with them and was already set up with the internet banking. I sacrificed the extra ~1% because of this. Maybe I'm a fool but I thought it was handier.
There are numerous threads that discuss the issue already. I for one am not going to regurgitate their contents here. If others want to do so then that's their call. Ultimately it's simple - choose whatever number of lump sum and regular saver accounts that offer the best rate and the most appropriate terms & conditions for your needs and then open them. That's it.Any chance you might go over this again because I'm new here? Any time I do a search all I find is results where they say that it's already been said too many times.
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