Any good Reguler Savers?

Special_Saver2

There is another account if you have tonnes of money and despite all the above accounts you want to put away another £1,000 per month then check out Monmouthshire BS's offering paying 6.5% interest (variable):
http://www.monbs.com/content.php?nID=103

bristolleedsfan

stphnstevey wrote: »

Yes - I can do a search like everyone else. But often the gems don't come up on these searches or its not obvious their are special conditions that make them more worthwhile than others

heres a "gem" which comes with "special conditions" :eek:

http://www.bmw.co.uk/bmwuk/direct_finance/savings_and_inv/car_saver/overview/0,,,00.html

bristolleedsfan

johnmoney05 wrote: »

If you want a FULLY answer, then I NEED to ask some further information from you:-

1. Do you own a house? Is it mortgaged?
2. Are you married?
3. How much income you earn each month? Your partner?
4. How much savings you have?
5. How many credit cards you have?
6. How many current account you have?
Might have more question to ask....
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If you want to play with this game.

was original poster that wanted to know about top high paying regular savers which were "gems" and was interested to know about any "special conditions" to which u replied

" Why not just get to the points rather than waste time" ?

johnmoney05

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

was original poster that wanted to know about top high paying regular savers which were "gems" and was interested to know about any "special conditions" to which u replied

" Why not just get to the points rather than waste time" ?

Are you the OP then?! I don't want to argue with you. If you think it is funny, then...go ahead, answer my questions, I will give you a full reply!

bristolleedsfan

johnmoney05 wrote: »

Are you the OP then?! I don't want to argue with you. If you think it is funny, then...go ahead, answer my questions, I will give you a full reply!

nope look at first thread any u will c OP is "stphnstevey"

raywolfe was trying to say that all top paying accounts get released to comparison sites unless its a product that an institution wants to only let its local branch customers know about so easier and quicker for someone ( esp a " ever so regular money saver" ) to visit a comparison site than post on here and wait for same answers as they would get from a comparison site.

RayWolfe

johnmoney05,
bristolleedsfan & I were very gently joshing stphnstevey for being a bit lazy, that's all. It was a joke.
Sometimes it gets a bit intense here and steam is let off. stphnstevey knows where to look and he's not a newbie. Now he will look and give us all some feedback on all the gems out there ... or maybe not.

stphnstevey

RayWolfe wrote: »

johnmoney05,
bristolleedsfan & I were very gently joshing stphnstevey for being a bit lazy, that's all. It was a joke.
Sometimes it gets a bit intense here and steam is let off. stphnstevey knows where to look and he's not a newbie. Now he will look and give us all some feedback on all the gems out there ... or maybe not.

God, I see community spirit is dead then!

I did look before posting, but it's looking like there aren't any obvious RS out there paying better than maybe the ICICI 6% range (when you take into account the drip feed).

What I was after was exactly what Special Saver 2 posted. He pointed out the the 'little gems' which although their rates might not be the best, their 'special conditions' make them worthwhile.

Shame it takes a newbie to answer a question whilst, allegedly more experienced members waste the majority of the thread with imature jibes, when they could be helping others. Looking back through, it's hard/sad to see what some members actually contributed to this thread and if they didn't have anything helpful to add, why trash someone elses post. I am glad I am not a newbie myself as these type of comments might well have encouraged me its not worth posting here - and that would have been a shame.

stphnstevey

johnmoney05 wrote: »

Why not just get to the point rather than waste time?

Exactly (and thankyou)

johnmoney05

RayWolfe wrote: »

johnmoney05,
bristolleedsfan & I were very gently joshing stphnstevey for being a bit lazy, that's all. It was a joke.
Sometimes it gets a bit intense here and steam is let off. stphnstevey knows where to look and he's not a newbie. Now he will look and give us all some feedback on all the gems out there ... or maybe not.

OP is entitled to raise his question here, and he is expecting other people to answer his question rather than tell him to find his own answer. This is the main purpose of this site. (one helping each other)

If you and bristolleedsfan think his question is not worth to answer, then you can just ignore it rather than tell him to find his own answer. And I believe it will help this site become better. I am sure all of us know what bullying means.

bristolleedsfan

stphnstevey wrote: »

God, I see community spirit is dead then!

I did look before posting, but it's looking like there aren't any obvious RS out there paying better than maybe the ICICI 6% range (when you take into account the drip feed).

What I was after was exactly what Special Saver 2 posted. He pointed out the the 'little gems' which although their rates might not be the best, their 'special conditions' make them worthwhile.

Shame it takes a newbie to answer a question whilst, allegedly more experienced members waste the majority of the thread with imature jibes, when they could be helping others. Looking back through, it's hard/sad to see what some members actually contributed to this thread and if they didn't have anything helpful to add, why trash someone elses post. I am glad I am not a newbie myself as these type of comments might well have encouraged me its not worth posting here - and that would have been a shame.

no need for god, clive is fine :rotfl:

like you said a newbie posted monmouth, monmouth has been listed amongst the best ongoing regular savers every time someone has posted asking which is top paying reg savers

http://www.moneyfacts.co.uk/searches/savingsresults.aspx?age=0&noFixedTerm=1&accounttype=2&investment=100&pageid=7&monthlyInterest=0&currency=GBP&noticedays=365&instantaccess=0


theres nothing scientific, after results come up you click on details to find any "special conditions", by which time u will know if its a "gem", for extended further info put name of building society into google to gain web page link to the building society concerned.