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Regular Saver Thread **New and Restarted**

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  • ctdctd
    ctdctd Posts: 1,105 Forumite
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    How easy is it to get at you money once its matured? I don't live locally - don't mind travelling to open it, or even to withdraw money once its matured, but it might be a while sitting at 0.10% or whatever until I get the chance to travel to a branch unless I can withdraw over the phone or online?
    It'll cost me nothing to travel to a branch (the job I work in affords me free travel), but the time to do so is another matter!


    Once opened in branch, you can manage by post to head office including withdrawal or closure. They don't have any online access for their branch products.
    Do Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?
  • adindas
    adindas Posts: 6,856 Forumite
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    Has anyone managed to you open YBS Monthly Regular Saver i2 if you already have I1

    From this link below I could not see any restriction for this
    https://www.ybs.co.uk/savings/product.html?id=YB570465B

    thanks
  • adindas
    adindas Posts: 6,856 Forumite
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    I undersatnd the previous issue of Halifax Regular saver : No withdrawal. But early closure is allowed.


    There is a new REgular saver paying a better interest rate of 2.5%

    https://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/accounts/fixed-term/regular-saver/#



    Has anyone manged to close the oldRS and open a new one immediately to get a better interest rate ? Thanks
  • glider3560
    glider3560 Posts: 4,115 Forumite
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    adindas wrote: »
    I undersatnd the previous issue of Halifax Regular saver : No withdrawal. But early closure is allowed.


    There is a new REgular saver paying a better interest rate of 2.5%

    https://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/accounts/fixed-term/regular-saver/#



    Has anyone manged to close the oldRS and open a new one immediately to get a better interest rate ? Thanks
    It has been paying 2.50% for quite some time. I opened one in January 2018 at that rate.
  • johnmoney05
    johnmoney05 Posts: 1,484 Forumite
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    adindas wrote: »
    I undersatnd the previous issue of Halifax Regular saver : No withdrawal. But early closure is allowed.


    There is a new REgular saver paying a better interest rate of 2.5%

    https://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/accounts/fixed-term/regular-saver/#



    Has anyone manged to close the oldRS and open a new one immediately to get a better interest rate ? Thanks


    The old one is the same 2.5%. What is the point to close it?
  • glider3560
    glider3560 Posts: 4,115 Forumite
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    adindas wrote: »
    Is it possible to close the old one with no penalty and immediately open the new one ? thanks
    It depends which old one you have. You'll have to check the conditions.
  • pafpcg
    pafpcg Posts: 931 Forumite
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    adindas wrote: »
    Has anyone managed to you open YBS Monthly Regular Saver i2 if you already have I1
    Yes! And we used the passbooks for the earlier regular saver to check for membership details.
  • surreysaver
    surreysaver Posts: 4,912 Forumite
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    The old one is the same 2.5%. What is the point to close it?

    I had one paying 2% which matured last month, so it started paying 2.5% sometime within the last year
    I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?
  • surreysaver
    surreysaver Posts: 4,912 Forumite
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    adindas wrote: »
    Is it possible to close the old one with no penalty and immediately open the new one ? thanks

    Surely your old one must be maturing soon? I think you can close the old one if you like, but the penalty will be you cannot open a new one until a year after you opened the old one.
    I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?
  • karlie88
    karlie88 Posts: 9,114 Forumite
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    Surely your old one must be maturing soon? I think you can close the old one if you like, but the penalty will be you cannot open a new one until a year after you opened the old one.

    Despite this term, my understanding is that you can open a new one within those 12 months. ;)

    Having said all that, if your account is due to mature within the next couple of months @ 2% then surely it's worthwhile to keep it open up until maturity - unless they pay interest correctly up until day of closure?
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