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kelfisher | Would banks give you a higher rate than normal if investing a large amount of money? |
If searching on various financial websites in UK you find that the best interest rates for banks building societies are normally between 6 and 6.3% (depending on whether it is a bond or if notice is required) for investments of up to £500,000. If you had a theoretical £1,000,000 would the banks give you a higher rate than at £500,000 or would it be less or would they negotiate different terms?
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I did say it was a THEORETICAL £1,000,000!!!!!
As far as I am Sian P you can have a theoretic £1,000,000 of me! |
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ascoile
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The more you have the higher the rate.
Also the longer you are prepared to invest for the higher the rate. |
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sentriclelaw
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Yes
The following increase the rate of return you will earn.
Less flexibility, longer commitment, bigger investment. |
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melinda
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most of the advertisments that you see on the television are based on lump sum investments. for example abbey nationals 6.0% is only applied for lump sum payments of 1000.00 this applies to most banks.The more you are investing the more they have to invest, which means they need to give you an attractive interest rate with which to hook you.
word on the grape vine is that barclays are the best for ISA, although they do try to sign you up with various other things which you dont need or have even asked for.
if you are taking an ISA which is stock market based, paying lump sums is usually more beneficial, although obviously more risky. |
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pups
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I believe you can negotiate between banks. |
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dave_from_auburn
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Yes they would likely offer higher rates, more so even if you were willing to obligate yourself to leaving it on deposit for an extended length of time. |
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Wildman
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I think you'd be able to play the banks off against each other to acquire the best rate. Esp if you had a cool million. |
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Mrs taffy36
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the banks would even lick your shoes for you if u put loads of money in lol |
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gbftl1
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Yes they will. A teacher told me everything is negotiatable, except my grade in that class. |
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DENIS
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i think they would negotiate |
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sian p
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I think if you had that much dosh they would negotiate with you.
Wish I had a million quid, theoretical or otherwise! |
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MomOfMax
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definitely. they will want your business so they will compete. Get quotes from several banks. |
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Confused Gamer
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some do and some don't. If you are going to invest a lot of money, you should talk to the bank manager and negotiate a rate. Usually banks give better rates to people who are going to open up large accounts because banks want those accounts, so the more they give, the more likely they are to get those accounts. Capitalism baby! |
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Frank Castle
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No. |
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david42
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If one has a large amount, it is possible to obtain a higher rate of return. I am not familiar with the banking system in the UK. Here in the USA, bank deposits are federally insured up to 100,000. If safety is a concern, one can use 10 banks to have the total of 1,000,000 federally insured. In this case, you would perhaps get a higher rate. Putting the whole amount in one bank would yield more and you would have a increase in risk due to the possibility of default. |
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Matthew A
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no they will offer you a lower rate because this cuts into the banks profits |
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