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was told on the fone an hour ago that present customers can open an account.i have a current account with them and only 2 weeks ago set up a savings direct account. tomorrow i'll be opening an esave account and transfer the money over0
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Hi there,
I might sound dumb but these terms and rules are confusing me...
Will i be able to drip feed using this account into one of my regular savers?
Thanks
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thanks brian bullocks, duno where that other info came from either!Mr & Mrs Doomcow Wedding Fund: £10200/£18000 (by 04/2012) (spent £2000)
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requires further financing0 -
arr just read that
is a standing order an electronic transfer??
I'm young dumb and learning0 -
marksmith99 wrote: »Just spoken to Natwest who tell me that this is new esave customers only. Even if I open a second esave account now I will not get the bonus added because I already have an account at the lower rate.
Whereas I was told earlier today that as an existing eSavings account customer I could get the bonus rate by opening a new eSavings account.
Yet another example of inconsistent responses from telephone service centres. I wonder which of us was given the right answer.0 -
i think so (?)
if i was to open one of these then i'd be lookin transfer money as and when i like between my acct and the savings acctMr & Mrs Doomcow Wedding Fund: £10200/£18000 (by 04/2012) (spent £2000)
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requires further financing0 -
set it up last nite and it was sorted by this morning.it gives you 2 options when you sign up-do you just want to open the account or put money in every month.i've just moved my cash from my savings direct account to the e-saver or whatever it's called0
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charlieboycat wrote: »Whereas I was told earlier today that as an existing eSavings account customer I could get the bonus rate by opening a new eSavings account.
Yet another example of inconsistent responses from telephone service centres. I wonder which of us was given the right answer.
Taken from the Natwest FAQ's today -
"I already have an e-savings account. Will I get the bonus?
Only new e-savings accounts opened on or after 19th September qualify for the additional bonus rate. If you have an existing e-saving account you still get to benefit from our great rate of interest of 4.22% Gross / 4.30% AER (variable)."
..which doesn't please me as I opened an esaver six months ago.0 -
Taken from the Natwest FAQ's today -
"I already have an e-savings account. Will I get the bonus?
Only new e-savings accounts opened on or after 19th September qualify for the additional bonus rate. If you have an existing e-saving account you still get to benefit from our great rate of interest of 4.22% Gross / 4.30% AER (variable)."
..which doesn't please me as I opened an esaver six months ago.
But you can have more than one account so open another account and get the bonus on your new account ... a nuisance but worth the effort0 -
But you can have more than one account so open another account and get the bonus on your new account ... a nuisance but worth the effort
But that's the question - will you get the bonus on the new account? I was told you would - but marksmith99 was told he wouldn't. The website refers to "new accounts", not to "new savers" - so prima facie you should get the bonus. But is there I wonder some not very obvious small-print somewhere ....
There's nothing to lose by opening a new eSavings account and switching into it everything in the existing eSaving account, but I'm a bit wary of transferring in substantial funds from elsewhere until I know for certain.0
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