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The offset Account (for existing mortgage clients only) From 1st April 2010 St. James's Place Bank no longer offers mortgages to new clients and new current account facilities to new and existing clients. We continue to offer savings facilities to new and existing clients. If you are an existing St. James's Place Bank mortgage client, you can choose to offset, and instead of receiving interest on your St. James's Place Bank current account/savings balances, you could pay no interest on the equivalent amount of your offset mortgage. The real benefit of offsetting with St. James's Place Bank - and what makes it of value to existing clients - is obtained by linking your facilities together, and then choosing how to take your offsetting benefits. Linking your facilities to leverage extra benefit When your offset Account is activated, the individual elements will be linked together. This enables you either to: 1. Reduce the amount of interest you pay on your offset mortgage Reduce the amount of interest you pay on your offset mortgage With Option 1 you offset your St. James's Place Bank offset mortgage against your St. James's Place Bank savings and current account balances to determine the net balance on the offset Account. Interest is then charged or applied at the appropriate rate. There is an additional advantage of linking your facilities with this option in that, whenever your savings and current account are offset against your offset mortgage, the interest saved is equivalent to it being earned on a gross basis with no tax liability. Increase the interest you receive on your savings and current account With Option 2 you maximise the interest earned on your St. James's Place Bank offset savings and current account balances up to the maximum debit balance of your offset mortgage, although this is, of course, liable to tax in the normal way. |
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