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Electronic Transfer fee to close account

mermaidnwuk
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Hi, there everyone - hoping someone can advise.
I have been stoozing on a 0% card with no problems, banking the money in a Regular Saver Bond. When both 0% card and Bond come to their respective ends, I would like to transfer all the money and close the Bond in readiness to pay the final bill on the 0% card.
However, the charge being quoted by the Bond holder is £37.50 for an electronic transfer to my designated receiving account - no alternatives offered :eek:. This chews up a significant amount of the interest earned (stoozed) on the money saved in the Bond.
Can anyone suggest a less expensive method of closing the Bond and getting my money?
Thanks for any and all help given.
I have been stoozing on a 0% card with no problems, banking the money in a Regular Saver Bond. When both 0% card and Bond come to their respective ends, I would like to transfer all the money and close the Bond in readiness to pay the final bill on the 0% card.
However, the charge being quoted by the Bond holder is £37.50 for an electronic transfer to my designated receiving account - no alternatives offered :eek:. This chews up a significant amount of the interest earned (stoozed) on the money saved in the Bond.
Can anyone suggest a less expensive method of closing the Bond and getting my money?
Thanks for any and all help given.
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:eek: indeed.
Was this mentioned when you opened the bond? It seems very restrictive. I don't know if it would be classed as an "unfair" restriction. I hope you can work something out.Are you for real? - Glass Half Empty??
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hello good morning!0
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Who is the savings provider? At a guess I would say it is Principality Building Society.
A similar situation has been discussed previously probably on the savings forum.
The alternatives are a CHAPS transfer, which you have been offered, or a cheque posted to you.0
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