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Is it me but doesn’t it seem like we’ve been here before? The Greek crisis seems to have been dragging on longer than the Trojan War. It has been vacillating from spikes of on-the-brink debt refinancing, to periods where it has been seemingly out of the news altogether. But this time things appear different, more...
Do you need your money to be ready whenever you need it? An Instant Access or No Notice account could be the answer! As their names suggest, these accounts allow easy access to your money, without penalty.
The difference between a No Notice account and an Instant Access account is in the speed at which you can get at your money. With an Instant Access account your funds are available to you instantly, whereas with a No Notice account there may be a slight time delay – while a cheque is posted to you for instance.
As well as being readily available, your money can easily be moved to a more competitive account – so keep an eye on current rates to ensure you’re getting the best savings deal.