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Setting up my first long term savings account!!

sally cinnamon89 · 2019-01-12 13:32:43

Hello, I am a recent graduate starting my first proper job. Looking to set-up a longterm savings account for a potential mortgage downpayment in the future. Where is this best place to set this up? Thanks!!

12-01-2019 1:32pm

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sally cinnamon89

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Hello,

I am a recent graduate starting my first proper job. Looking to set-up a longterm savings account for a potential mortgage downpayment in the future. Where is this best place to set this up?

Thanks!!

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#2 12-01-2019 5:39pm

Klonker

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I would say set up a regular saver with whoever you have your current account with. Set up a standing order from your current account of â‚¬xxx a month. When you start earning a bit more in future you can increase the amount. You could shop around but the extra money you'll earn will be minimal and not worth the hassle in my opinion.

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#3 13-01-2019 5:51pm

franglan

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Check out KBC's extra regular saver account.

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