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yorkshirelad1
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Savings rates changes / alerts

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Postby yorkshirelad1 » July 25th, 2021, 1:03 pm

Can anyone suggest any automated way of getting alerts on changes in savings rates, other than manual checks of usual websites (*) on a daily/weekly basis. I'm more interested in fixed term (3- & 5- yr) accounts from a couple of banks, but willing to be flexible.
I have a couple of 5-year fixed term accounts with A Bank. The Bank in question used to offer e-mail alerts when it changed its rates, but stopped doing them (when I asked, I told it was for "regulatory reasons").

(*) Currently, one of my "Go To" sources for such interest rates is:
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/article-1621507/Best-savings-rates-Fixed-rate-accounts.html

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Re: Savings rates changes / alerts

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Postby Stompa » July 25th, 2021, 1:45 pm

Possibly:

https://savingschampion.co.uk/

"Want to supersize your savings? Sign up today and receive:

* Access to whole of market best buy tables
* Real time rate alerts when new best buy rates are launched
* Regular savings news and tips direct to your inbox
* Unlimited access to a variety of savings guides and factsheets"

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Re: Savings rates changes / alerts

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Postby stevensfo » July 25th, 2021, 4:32 pm

yorkshirelad1 wrote:Can anyone suggest any automated way of getting alerts on changes in savings rates, other than manual checks of usual websites (*) on a daily/weekly basis. I'm more interested in fixed term (3- & 5- yr) accounts from a couple of banks, but willing to be flexible.
I have a couple of 5-year fixed term accounts with A Bank. The Bank in question used to offer e-mail alerts when it changed its rates, but stopped doing them (when I asked, I told it was for "regulatory reasons").

(*) Currently, one of my "Go To" sources for such interest rates is:
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/article-1621507/Best-savings-rates-Fixed-rate-accounts.html



The Bank in question used to offer e-mail alerts when it changed its rates, but stopped doing them (when I asked, I told it was for "regulatory reasons").

Love it! One of those answers that could mean whatever you want it to. A bit like 'It would be inappropriate.' ;)

Steve


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