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  • Kaupthing Edge – are my savings safe?

    20 th October – Kaupthing compensation forms to be sent out The FSCS has confirmed that it is now sending out compensation forms to individual savers whose savings were not transferred to ING Direct. The FSCS is also sending compensation forms to 2,000 business account holders. The FSCS has stated...
    Posted to Kaupthing Edge (Weblog) by Stephen on Wed, Oct 8 2008
  • Re: Fixed rate savings bonds

    Yes, these are deposits under the scheme. The scheme covers all the funds in the account, both your original capital and the interest earned. So if your savings are approaching the £50k mark then you'll want to have a look at transferring some of this to avoid a lack of protection in the future...
    Posted to Internet Only Accounts (Forum) by Kevin on Tue, Oct 7 2008
  • UK Depositor Protection Increased

    The FSA have just announced that the Financial Services Compensation Scheme limit is to increase to £50,000 from 7 October. So each depositor now gets £50,000 protection (£100,000 for joint accounts). This is good news for UK depositors. This applies to bank deposits only and doesn't...
    Posted to Are My Savings Safe? (Forum) by Kevin on Fri, Oct 3 2008
  • My Account is with an Offshore Bank

    Many banks have offshore branches operating accounts in sterling and other currencies and which pay interest gross. Where your bank is based will define what your protection is: Isle of Man – protection is available for up to 75% of £20,000 savings; J ersey – deposits are not protected...
    Posted to Are My Savings Safe? (Forum) by Stephen on Thu, Oct 2 2008
  • My Account is with a European Bank

    Many well known banks operating in the UK are based in the European Economic Area, which is made up of all EU Member Sates, plus Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein. These include ING Direct and Icesave. All EEA banks have to offer a minimum depositor protection of €20,000, but some of those operating...
    Posted to Are My Savings Safe? (Forum) by Stephen on Thu, Oct 2 2008
  • My Account is with an Irish Bank

    The Irish Government has implemented a minimum protection of €100,000 for depositors with Irish based banks. On top of this, depositors with the largest Irish banks have been given extra protection of 100% of their money, without any upper limit. This applies until October 2010. This includes most...
    Posted to Are My Savings Safe? (Forum) by Stephen on Thu, Oct 2 2008
  • My Account is with a UK based bank:

    The UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme ensures that all deposits up to £35,000 are protected. For UK banks an ‘institution’ means the firm which is authorised for ‘Accepting Deposits’ by the Financial Services Authority. The scheme assumes both parties own half the...
    Posted to Are My Savings Safe? (Forum) by Stephen on Thu, Oct 2 2008
  • Savings Deposit Guarantee to increase to £50,000

    The Savings Deposit Guarantee for UK Banks is set to increase after Gordon Brown pledged to do “whatever it takes to protect people’s savings.” UK Savings Deposits are currently guaranteed up to £35,000 per person, per institution under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme...
    Posted to Moneyfacts.co.uk (Weblog) by Stephen on Wed, Oct 1 2008
  • Bradford & Bingley – are your savings safe?

    Bradford & Bingley have been nationalised. Under the terms of the arrangement Bradford & Bingley’s £50bn mortgage and loans book will be nationalised and Abbey (owned by Banco Santander) will buy Bradford & Bingley’s £20bn savings business and branch network. The Treasury...
    Posted to Moneyfacts.co.uk (Weblog) by Stephen on Mon, Sep 29 2008
  • Re: Is Bradford & Bingley next to go?

    So, Bradford & Bingley has gone then. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7641193.stm The BBC has reported that Bradford and Bingley is to be nationalised, with the government taking control of Bradford & Bingley's £50bn mortgage and loans book, and Abbey buying Bradford & Bingley's...
    Posted to Company News (Forum) by Jade on Mon, Sep 29 2008
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