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According to t&c posted elsewhere you're not eligible if you had over £500 in Chase savings on some random date in March.
That’s nice of them!
According to t&c posted elsewhere you're not eligible if you had over £500 in Chase savings on some random date in March.
They've been rubbish for ages now.That’s nice of them!
Yup, just spotted their T&C's -According to t&c posted elsewhere you're not eligible if you had over £500 in Chase savings on some random date in March.
Eligibility
You can get this offer if:
- you became a Chase customer and opened a Chase current account on or before 29 February 2024 and:
- you didn’t have a Chase saver account on 8 March 2024; or
- you had one or more Chase saver accounts but the balance across all of those Chase saver accounts was below £500 on 8 March 2024.
https://www.chase.co.uk/gb/en/legal/chase-saver-with-boosted-rate-terms-and-conditions/
I did, but I emptied it a few months ago.Did you already have a Chase savings account prior to the rate increase?
Who knows, maybe they're slowly rolling it out to customers...
Is this for new savings accounts/customers only?
Already got one of their 4.1% savings accounts and haven't had any emails nor see anything in the app about this.
Is T212 FSCS protected on uninvested interest generating money? I always thought they used QMMF's for uninvested cash, so it becomes unprotected![]()
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How it works?
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Protection against fraud
So, you can safely entrust your bank card information for this type of purchase: even in the event of hacking, data theft or fraudulent use, your card will be unusable, since the cryptogram will have changed in the meantime!
No change to your payment habits!
Keep the same PIN
If you already hold an Origin / Origin card for minors, Visa Classic, Visa Premier or Visa Infinite, you keep your confidential code unchanged when adding the Dynamic Cryptogram.
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Same features
Finally, your card of course retains all its existing functionalities: choice of immediate or deferred debit, payment and withdrawal limits, insurance and assistance, contactless payment, etc.
If I wanted my money in a MMF I'd do it myself. They're effectively investing your cash if they put it in those.The issue for some is they can use QMMF's. All most my deposits are were banked until yesterday. Now it shows 99.8% banked and 0.2% in QMMFs.
The banked money is protected. The money in the QMMF isn't.
TCB has nearly always paid higher than Quidco in my experience.QuidCo
This man is loyalTCB has nearly always paid higher than Quidco in my experience.
Mostly furry comics, furry novelties, furry ceramics, furry costumes, general miscellaneous furry items etc.How would you pareto the types of products you have earned 3K on ? - is it really a badge of honour
Great example of building something not neededInteresting new banking option - bnp I'm afraid .. the ccv changes regularly
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Interesting, when i ran a comparison with Wise/Currencies direct for €30k it was better with Wise although i don't recall the amount. I then spoke to Currencies Direct who suggested they were only cheaper over around £60k
Will have a look at Revolut, but always hear such grim stories that saving a few hundred quid over Wise might not be worth it!