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Can anyone help me here please.
I have opened a Flexclusive Regular Saver and only activated it about a month later.
I paid £500 in today the 2nd march.
It states £500 a month must be paid in to abide.
So do I pay £500 in on the 2nd of every month to abide?
What if i pay it on the 5th march for instance?
Does this mean interest earned will be held back?
Can anyone help please?
Chris0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »Can anyone help me here please.
I have opened a Flexclusive Regular Saver and only activated it about a month later.
I paid £500 in today the 2nd march.
It states £500 a month must be paid in to abide.
So do I pay £500 in on the 2nd of every month to abide?
What if i pay it on the 5th march for instance?
Does this mean interest earned will be held back?
Can anyone help please?
Chris
Where does it say that?
http://www.nationwide.co.uk/~/media/MainSite/documents/products/savings/terms-and-conditions/P3026-flexclusive-regular-saver-terms-and-conditions.pdf
You can pay in UP TO £500 pm. It doesn't matter what date, and you can pay in say £100 x 5 if you wish.
The earliest you can pay in your next £1 - £500 is 1st April. If you pay any more in in March, the excess will be rejected.
Its all set out very clearly in the T&Cs:cool:0 -
Don't the banks you set up the Regular Savings account move the money automatically each month or do you have to do it yourself?Solar PV cost £5760 (15/03/13)
FIT inc + Electricity saved £3746 (65% Paid back) Tax free
Last update 30/09/170 -
Bazofts_Revenge wrote: »Don't the banks you set up the Regular Savings account move the money automatically each month or do you have to do it yourself?
Nope, you have to arrange this yourself either via a standing order or manually transfer the money across yourself."If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes” Warren Buffett
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Cheers George, my bank does a sweep so anything over a set amount each month goes into savings. I wonder if the sweep will automatically put money into the regular saver if I open it up?Solar PV cost £5760 (15/03/13)
FIT inc + Electricity saved £3746 (65% Paid back) Tax free
Last update 30/09/170 -
Can I put in £3325 then do 11 payments of £25 to get to the maximum of £3600 or can I only put in the max of x number of months x £300.
i.e month 1 max £300, Month 2 max £600, Month 3 Max £900 etc.Solar PV cost £5760 (15/03/13)
FIT inc + Electricity saved £3746 (65% Paid back) Tax free
Last update 30/09/170 -
Bazofts_Revenge wrote: »Can I put in £3325 then do 11 payments of £25 to get to the maximum of £3600 or can I only put in the max of x number of months x £300.
i.e month 1 max £300, Month 2 max £600, Month 3 Max £900 etc.
The latter.0 -
Bazofts_Revenge wrote: »Can I put in £3325 then do 11 payments of £25 to get to the maximum of £3600 or can I only put in the max of x number of months x £300.
i.e month 1 max £300, Month 2 max £600, Month 3 Max £900 etc.
Depends what the T&Cs say so best to check. Nationwide it's £500 max per monthRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0 -
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Bazofts_Revenge wrote: »Don't the banks you set up the Regular Savings account move the money automatically each month or do you have to do it yourself?
It depends on the T&Csgeorge4064 wrote: »Nope, you have to arrange this yourself either via a standing order or manually transfer the money across yourself.
Some banks do set up the SO for you. Right now I can't remember which, but I have some of them:o0
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