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I drip feed from savings. If I had £2,000 spare each month I'd need to earn quite a lot of money and I don't earn that much. Open one every month and every month one will mature restoring the savings to enable another to be opened.
I do this - I'm just waiting for my M & S one to mature and then I can open a new one.
However, I have one RS that has no end date and therefore my money is tied up in there, which is worthwhile as the interest rate is good, but I have some that I may not renew in order to keep that one.
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bravotango wrote: »3.
I'm worried about the credit searches on my credit report if I do anymore.
Identity search is done when aapplying for savings accounts.patientperson wrote: »Reduced to 59
How can you have 59 regular savers? Each bank only allows one regular saver a year, and one per customer.0 -
I have 3, that's all I can afford at the moment. Might stretch for HSBC one but going to wait to see if they offer a switching bonus again before I do.Homeowner:j0
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I don't have any real income and have all those plus Nottingham BS. I drip feed from savings. If I had £2,000 spare each month I'd need to earn quite a lot of money and I don't earn that much. Open one every month and every month one will mature restoring the savings to enable another to be opened.
Trying to maximize returns as much as possible with S&S isa allowance as well. All part of the financial independence plan. But regular savers are a great way to make sure you don't spend beyond your budget, moping up all the loose cash in the current accounts.
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To be honest, I don't have one.
These days, "good enough" has taken over from ruthless efficiency.I am one of the Dogs of the Index.0 -
I now have TWO!
Feeling very proud of myself.
Next year, I hope to have at least three or four.0
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