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Even if they are fined for ending their deals early, savers could still be better off as rates have climbed sharply on the tax-free savings accounts.
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Even if they are fined for ending their deals early, savers could still be better off as rates have climbed sharply on the tax-free savings accounts.
Savers have until midnight to apply for the eSaver Limited Edition deal paying 2.75% on balances up to £250,000.
Do they have a certain amount of money they need to get in, why do they need it and what do they do with savers' cash when they get it?
Having only launched the deal six days before it was pulled, the banking giant initially said the rate would be available until 1 November, unless sold out.
Some banks and building societies are offering over ten times more interest on their best online savings accounts than on equivalent accounts managed in person.