Following on from jacqui's comments, Wednesday or Tuesday, I forget which day now, but there was a lady on BBC news24 stating that she had wind of Icesave as far back as the spring this year and had been advising against deposits int that institution. Because of the flurry of activity over the past few days I did not get her name or which ...

I agree with Worried about money. Is ICESAVE covered by this takeover by ING or not. I think it is not covered? Anyone know?

Can anyone clarify the situation that ING is buying Kaupthing and Heritables deposits, I have just heard Alistair Darling in the Commons and I cannot make head nor tail of it all! Regards Honeysuckle

Yesterday was for most Icessave savers, a very worrying time, and I have to say that the opportunity to be able to share views and get answers was comforting and thanks to the team at Moneysupermarket. Lets hope repayment of our savings is swift. Any ideas of time on this one. Regards Honeysuckle

Hi again With the latest reply to Vaughan regarding the collapse of ICESSAVE, stating that if the Iceland bank cannot pay their part of the compensation due to bankruptcy, then the £16,300 will be lost is a disgrace, I am inclined to withdraw ALL my savings I have with other institutions and put it under the bed. We have been encouraged to ...

There is a mixture of views on whether or not Icesave has actually gone into insolvency. But assuming it is bad news what do I do and where do I go to claim my funds. regards Hneysuckle

Hi Thank you for your reply yesterday but after hearing the news that ICESAVE has stopped UK customers withdrawing their money, bearing in mind my fixed term account matures in less than two weeks. Is this good or bad news for me. Regards Honeysuckle

You are probably fed up of the same questions but I have 30K in a fixed rate, fixed term account with Icesave - it comes to maturity in less than 2 weeks, In view of the latest news from Iceland how safe do you think my money is? thankyou.