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tjbx427 | 11:28 Tue 28th Apr 2020 | Business & Finance
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I have a fixed rate saver.the bank have reduced the interest rate.can I remove my money without penelty
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Look at the terms and conditions of the account
It would be unusual, check the T&C's to make sure there is no get out clauses ie: if the the interest rates drop by x amount they can reduce what they are paying.
Are you sure it is fixed rate and not an account paying a bonus for a fixed term, which would mean they an reduce the rate but must continue to pay the bonus.
The whole idea of a fixed-rate saver or loan is that the interest rate can't be altered for the duration of the transactipn. I suggest you challenge the bank.
Their letter usually says whether you can take your money out without penalty following such a change. It wouldn't have been a mid-term change to a fixed saver
Check how much longer your Fixed Rate lasts to see when you can withdraw your money.
Some are now allowing penalty free withdrawals now if needed due to Covid
If it really is a fixed rate the interest can't be changed until it reaches the end of it's term.

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