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Stick £250 or more in one of these and get a free Latics shirt (first 250 accounts opened). Simple as that. Open it at the branch in the town centre and you can enjoy a few digs at the branch manager who's a Huddersfield fan!

 

http://www.oldhamathletic.co.uk/page/NewsU...2273509,00.html

 

Somewhere to stick the season ticket money.

 

As at 9.45am this morning they'd opened 1 account, so another 249 shirts yet to be claimed!

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Stick £250 or more in one of these and get a free Latics shirt (first 250 accounts opened). Simple as that. Open it at the branch in the town centre and you can enjoy a few digs at the branch manager who's a Huddersfield fan!

 

http://www.oldhamathletic.co.uk/page/NewsU...2273509,00.html

 

Somewhere to stick the season ticket money.

 

As at 9.45am this morning they'd opened 1 account, so another 249 shirts yet to be claimed!

I registered my interest a couple of weeks ago when they first announced it. Have you heard anything about them sending anything out by email?

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What a cr@pola interest rate. Would only use it, if I was desperate for a new latics shirt.

:lol:

 

It's a market leader for a passbook account!

 

Bank in the £250. Get the shirt. Buy next season's season ticket with the money left over. Hardly any lost interest!

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What a cr@pola interest rate. Would only use it, if I was desperate for a new latics shirt.

+1 you might as well just bye a shirt using £40 from the £250 you have to open the account with and i bet the club makes more money from the sale of a shirt than the payout they get from your £250 savngs.

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+1 you might as well just bye a shirt using £40 from the £250 you have to open the account with and i bet the club makes more money from the sale of a shirt than the payout they get from your £250 savngs.

To be honest, I'd rather lose out on £3-£4 in interest and get a free shirt.

 

Each to their own though!

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+1 you might as well just bye a shirt using £40 from the £250 you have to open the account with and i bet the club makes more money from the sale of a shirt than the payout they get from your £250 savngs.

Are you kidding? If you buy a shirt out of your £250, you have £210 left. With this deal, you have a shirt and still have £250 earning more interest. It's an instant 16% return.

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Are you kidding? If you buy a shirt out of your £250, you have £210 left. With this deal, you have a shirt and still have £250 earning more interest. It's an instant 16% return.

I was thinking more along the lines of what the club get out of the deal but I take your point.

 

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What a cr@pola interest rate. Would only use it, if I was desperate for a new latics shirt.

 

You'll struggle to get 5% anywhere else, so the loss of a maximum of 3.75% on £250 for a full year would cost less than £10, hence it's a decent deal.

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Best buy easy access account pays 2.9% at Post Office. Internet only.

 

If you can be bothered to set it up right apparently the Halifax account where if you pay £1000 in a month they give you £5 is a good one as apparently you only have to pay the money in, you can withdraw the money almost straight away and they still give you £5. So get paid on the Friday (into your Halifax account), and then transfer the money to an account which pays much better interest at the next opportunity via a standing order.

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If you can be bothered to set it up right apparently the Halifax account where if you pay £1000 in a month they give you £5 is a good one as apparently you only have to pay the money in, you can withdraw the money almost straight away and they still give you £5. So get paid on the Friday (into your Halifax account), and then transfer the money to an account which pays much better interest at the next opportunity via a standing order.

Got 3 of those :wink: .

 

I should have said "best easy access savings account pays 2.9%" for clarity.

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If you can be bothered to set it up right apparently the Halifax account where if you pay £1000 in a month they give you £5 is a good one as apparently you only have to pay the money in, you can withdraw the money almost straight away and they still give you £5. So get paid on the Friday (into your Halifax account), and then transfer the money to an account which pays much better interest at the next opportunity via a standing order.

 

If your talking about the Ultimate Reward current account it's true they pay £5 into the account for you every month, but they also take £12.50 fees for having that account and giving you the "rewards" e.g. travel insurance etc that go with the account!

 

 

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If your talking about the Ultimate Reward current account it's true they pay £5 into the account for you every month, but they also take £12.50 fees for having that account and giving you the "rewards" e.g. travel insurance etc that go with the account!

 

Nah there's another one with no fee, no extras but after a quick scan it might be very tight on the overdraft.

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Nah there's another one with no fee, no extras but after a quick scan it might be very tight on the overdraft.

Here's the one without the fee:

 

http://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/curr...urrent-account/

 

If you pay the same £100 in and out of the account 10 times a month you'll qualify for the fiver ... so your overdraft doesn't have to take too much of a hammering.

 

(This isn't a good account to run an overdraft on though - costs £1 a day)

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A bit off topic, but what's the inflation rate in the UK nowadays? Hazy recollections of seeing 3.7% but could be wrong...

 

Thanks in advance for any answers.

 

KC

 

UK inflation jumped in December 2010 with the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rising to 3.7%, up from 3.3% in November.

 

Retail Prices Index (RPI) inflation - which includes mortgage interest payments - rose to 4.8% from 4.7%.

 

 

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