What is interest rate 'blending'?

Q: What is interest rate 'blending'?

Interest rate 'blending' is the term given to placing different sums in different accounts on different rates of interest to arrive at an overall, or 'blended' interest rate on the funds.

About DOS & Co.

An introduction to DOS & Co. and why it is we are best placed to help you with your cash deposits.

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Cash Deposit Accounts

Detailed explanations of how our various types of cash deposit account work.

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Eligibility

There are a few limits to who we can work with and the basis upon which we can work with them.

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Account Opening

Questions explaining how you can open an account with us.

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Protecting Your Funds

How we protect your funds, from our structural safeguarding to the FSCS protection offered as standard.

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Cash Management

Explanations of some common terms you will encounter when investigating cash deposit management options.

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