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Get wise get richer! -  Abbey National Bank
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Get wise get richer! (Abbey National)

pebbles

Member Name: pebbles

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Abbey National

Date: 25/09/00 (33 review reads)
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Advantages: Slow but sure

Disadvantages: Low returns, better to shop around

I have been an Abbey National customer for more than 15 years and strangely enough I always felt I would be loyal and stay put. However I now wonder if I did that because it was less hassle. I have had varying accounts in order to save money and as I have got older and wiser I now shop around. I have closed the majority of my accounts as the returns were so poor. I found it hard to believe that they would charge customers a heap for being overdrawn yet I kept a fair bit of money in my current account as a way of saving and the interest rate was the same even if I had only a tiny amount in there. You would have thought that I would have been rewarded on a sliding scale of interest rates, what good is a few pence interest when you can put it somewhere else and watch it grow? On one visit to the local branch they tried to offer me a pension or an ISA. I explained that I wasn't too impressed with the performance I had even after 15 years with them and they seemd unperturbed. It doesn't pay to be loyal to one company anymore.

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pebbles

- 29/09/00

Thanks for the info. Have shopped around for ISA's but not willing to use Abbey National.Many other organisations do better deals.
Parsley

- 25/09/00

An ISA is a really good way to invest money and actually get some interest on it, but you don't have to use a bank or building societies, there are plenty of independent companies offering ISA's - the one that was rated very highly by Which ISA? was M&G which have a very low rate of yearly charges.


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