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NatWest launches market-leading easy access savings account
NatWest will now offer savers a rate of 2.85% but only for a limited period.
NatWest launches market-leading easy access savings account
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31/10/2012 13:12
Hi,
Are you aware that by the time this article was posted (updated 22nd October) the Natwest 2.85% rate had already ended (20th October). Other sites were also flagging the 'launch' of this rate after it had closed. I wonder whose been disingenuous. Unfortunately, I applied on the strength of these recommendations on the 24th only to find the offer had evaporated.
Are you aware that by the time this article was posted (updated 22nd October) the Natwest 2.85% rate had already ended (20th October). Other sites were also flagging the 'launch' of this rate after it had closed. I wonder whose been disingenuous. Unfortunately, I applied on the strength of these recommendations on the 24th only to find the offer had evaporated.
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