If you have a £1000 interest free overdraft and often take advantage of it, but have a couple of grand in your online savers account with the same bank, does the bank have any right to "have a word" with you or send letters etc?
If you have a £1000 interest free overdraft and often take advantage of it, but have a couple of grand in your online savers account with the same bank, does the bank have any right to "have a word" with you or send letters etc?
Thanks. I ask because I'm often "topping up" my current account using the savers account because I try and keep my current account at £0 so i've always got 100% of my money in the savers account, making maximum interest. My wages are transferred to the savers account as soon as I get paid.
But I was thinking, why bother topping up if you've got an interest free overdraft? you're losing money by taking it out the savers account (not much I know) So whats from stopping you putting your full £999 overdraft into your savers account?
frakker said:
Just thinking... Couldn't you use the £1000 or so overdraft at 0% and wallop it in a high savings interest account to make money from it?
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