Tóm tắt nội dung: Andrew Hagger of the website Moneynet.co.uk website says: “If you have accounts with Irish banks, your money should be very safe, as it will still be covered by the Irish scheme. But some people will have doubts and, if it is going to cause you sleepless nights, then it’s probably worth considering a UK bank covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme
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Xuất bản: The Guardian. London (UK)
Số phát hành: 24/01/2009
Mô tả vật lý: 2tr.
Dạng tài liệu: Báo
Nguồn gốc: Proquest
Ngôn ngữ: Eng
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Tóm tắt nội dung: Andrew Hagger of the website Moneynet.co.uk website says: “If you have accounts with Irish banks, your money should be very safe, as it will still be covered by the Irish scheme. But some people will have doubts and, if it is going to cause you sleepless nights, then it’s probably worth considering a UK bank covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme – although you might have to accept a lower interest rate for the peace of mind.” If you pick an account with a bonus, savings experts say you should note when the bonus ends so that you can switch elsewhere. Bradford & Bingley’s online eSavings pays 3.6% on a minimum of pounds 1,000, though this includes a 1% bonus for the first 12 months.
