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Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
West Brom Worse, because the rate drops if you don't pay in (which is what I decided to do last time round) they start sending you letters if you miss a payment, initially reminding you to make …3 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Yes, very mean. I do like WBBS, though. Instead of having the likes of a Christmas RS encouraging folk to save for festive frivolities, they do a "Winter Ready" RS for the likes of fuel bii…5 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
I was just reading that email, makes me laugh, I can imagine the meetings they must have to come up with these convoluted Terms and Conditions! "To keep a [terrible] rate of 2.10% you’ll need to…3 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Average of £1k in. Extra 0.25% over Cahoot SDS = £2 after tax. Even if they increase the rate a little it's really not worth my bother.3 -
Re: Online/app banking affected by Google cloud outage
A Cheque book is still fairly useless for most payments as the Cheque Guarantee system has been withdrawn - so it's just a paper IOU. Also, many debit/credit cards can operate offline using chip…2 -
Re: MSE News: Lidl shopper? You now need to earn points to get 'freebies' and money-off coupons
It's the usual for me this week. There are three or four that I'll use, but two of them are for low price items. Although I did, for some reason, get two sets of Max & Mila vouchers las…1 -
Re: MSE News: Lidl shopper? You now need to earn points to get 'freebies' and money-off coupons
I could not access on my laptop but accessed on my phone straight away.1 -
Re: CEL in-house claim, Defended
It will discontinue4 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Hanley Economic BS: Something to bear in mind is that in my experience if they uphold one of your complaints, they are able to pay compensation into a RS regardless of whether you've paid into i…1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Principality Christmas RS being fixed rate makes it more attractive in my opinion. We all know where rates are expected to go, but what if a shock sends them downwards instead? Only £1 to open, no fu…4
