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How do you manage your Ltd Co Surplus cash?

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    #21
    Same for me. I'm with Cater Allen. 0% interest.
    Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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      #22
      Santander seem to provide something useful in the business reward saver

      Business Reward Saver: Santander Business Banking

      You don't need a current account with them and it pays 2% over a year and 1.84% if you make one withdrawal.
      When a man says his word is as good as his bond take his bond.

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        #23
        As per earlier question, is the government-guaranteed money in banks if they collapse also applicable to businesses? I read it was 85k max too.

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          #24
          Originally posted by swebb View Post
          Santander seem to provide something useful in the business reward saver

          Business Reward Saver: Santander Business Banking

          You don't need a current account with them and it pays 2% over a year and 1.84% if you make one withdrawal.
          if balance over 30k
          Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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            #25
            Money Saving Expert site

            Some useful info here - Saffron Building Society offering 2.25% at the moment - see the link here:

            Small Biz MoneySaving: Banking, gas & elec, phones & web...

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              #26
              Worth a look - but needs 3 months notice for withdrawals: Investec Business High 5 - Home

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                #27
                Still crap mind aint they?

                Still worth getting out as much as you can and sticking in personal savings.
                Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Hex View Post
                  Worth a look - but needs 3 months notice for withdrawals: Investec Business High 5 - Home
                  Minimum balance £50k to earn interest

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                    #29
                    Regarding offsetting - another option is to take a directors loan, downside is you have to pay BIK on the notional interest. Oh and get good at juggling
                    All that is necessary for evil members to succeed is that good members post nothing

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                      #30
                      Secure Trust Ltd co deposit acount, 120 day notice

                      Just get a 120 day notice biz deposit account from Secure Trust Bank. pays 3% gross interest.

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