Just noticed the following message on the savings page:

"Tesco Bank are increasing the interest rate on Internet Saver, Instant Access Cash ISA, and Instant Access Saver Account.

Our standard underlying rate (variable) will increase from 0.35% Gross/AER to 0.50% Gross/AER on 6 December 2022."

This 0.15% increase is a tiny fraction of the recent base rate increase. It's also a good indication that you will probably follow the rate increase by launching another higher rate Internet account, necessitating your savers to open yet another account, with the associated paperwork and hassles of transferring money over.

Why can't you just keep it simple and follow the base rate?

Sorry to say, but all this faffing around has made me open an account with Santander and move my normal savings account there.