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After 1st direct regular saver

anoncol
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My first year is nearly up with my first direct regular saver. What happens after the year? Do they transfer it all back into my 1st current account automatically? How soon can i open another?
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They transfer the matured funds to a savings account - if you don't have one, they will convert the regular saver to one.
You can open a new regular saver as soon as existing one has matured.
Regards
Sunil0 -
They transfer the matured funds to a savings account - if you don't have one, they will convert the regular saver to one.
You can open a new regular saver as soon as existing one has matured.
Regards
Sunil
My first payment to the reg saver was 31/10/14, just wondering how quick they do it.I Hate Jobsworths!!!0 -
See "Regular Savings Account" in Ts&Cs for answers to your questions.
http://www1.firstdirect.com/content_static/pdf/account_terms_1015.pdf0 -
See "Regular Savings Account" in Ts&Cs for answers to your questions.
http://www1.firstdirect.com/content_static/pdf/account_terms_1015.pdf
Actually, I'm not sure it does answer OP's question, or if it does, I've missed it:o.When they transfer the matured funds, how quick is it, is it on the first day after the year is up?
My first payment to the reg saver was 31/10/14, just wondering how quick they do it.
It can take 'up to 5 working days', but you can speed this up with a phone call
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My account matured this morning. It disappeared from online banking yesterday and this morning it had returned with the interest. I couldn't transfer the money to my current account in online banking so I called them and they moved the money for me straight away.
I was also able to open a new Regular Savings account in online banking straight away.0 -
Mine matured two weeks ago. The interest was showing on the account on the anniversary date, and it let me open a new account the same day. The following day, the old regular saver disappeared and the money had been transferred to my e-saver.
In previous years it hasn't always happened so quickly. As already said, it can take up to five working days for the old account to close, but they will do it straightaway over the phone if you ask them.0 -
When they transfer the matured funds, how quick is it, is it on the first day after the year is up?
My first payment to the reg saver was 31/10/14, just wondering how quick they do it.
Thanks, but this answer is WAY too late for me. Thanks though. Did you not see when i posted the question?0 -
Thanks, but this answer is WAY too late for me. Thanks though. Did you not see when i posted the question?
My RS was not near maturing then, and my question was different to yours, but along the same lines hence why I asked in this thread rather than starting a new one.I Hate Jobsworths!!!0 -
My regular saver has matured today, and interest has been added, but the reg saver account is still there with all the money in when I log in.
Is it supposed to have been closed today - If I move some of the money myself and transfer it to a different bank, would I be penalised in any way?I Hate Jobsworths!!!0 -
My regular saver has matured today, and interest has been added, but the reg saver account is still there with all the money in when I log in.
Is it supposed to have been closed today - If I move some of the money myself and transfer it to a different bank, would I be penalised in any way?
I don't have a First Direct a/c but was thinking of switching this weekend. If I do it this evening, I presume it'll be too late to also open the 6% reg saver and have the first payment go in today?0
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