Regular Saver Thread **New and Restarted**

soulsaver

Nick_C wrote: »

You can change SO details the day before the SO is executed.

You won't be changing the details - it'll need to be a new SO and cancel your old as it's a new sort code and account number.

Nick_C

soulsaver wrote: »

You won't be changing the details - it'll need to be a new SO and cancel your old as it's a new sort code and account number.

Indeed. But you can also do that the day before the due date.

GreenBitterfly

Nick_C wrote: »

Indeed. But you can also do that the day before the due date.

Not with my bank I can't, just tried it only to get an error message saying it needs to be three days from today's date.

JamesRobinson48

There is a new RSA from Tipton & Coseley Building Society: 2.00% fixed, max £500 pm, matures 31-Jan-2020, available to UK residents, postal applications accepted.

Before we reach for our chequebooks, let's be aware the stipulated ID requirements for postal applications appear unusually onerous. Plus there's no online access of any kind. Think I'll give it a miss unless I happen to be in the area any time soon.

arsenalboy

JamesRobinson48 wrote: »

There is a new RSA from Tipton & Coseley Building Society: 2.00% fixed, max £500 pm, matures 31-Jan-2020, available to UK residents, postal applications accepted.

Before we reach for our chequebooks, let's be aware the stipulated ID requirements for postal applications appear unusually onerous. Plus there's no online access of any kind. Think I'll give it a miss unless I happen to be in the area any time soon.

It is probably worth a punt as to begin with they don't require ID.

It is only required if electronic verification fails and everybody knows their track record on this?

datz

Out of interest, has anyone successfully opened a First Trust Bank current account as a UK resident living outside of Northern Ireland (without having to visit a branch)?

Their (linked) regular saver account seems to have received a recent increase from 2.5% to 2.75% (on up to £500 per month) so is quite appealing.

The 3 or 4 times I have phoned up over the last year or so, I tend to get slightly different responses, from an outright "not possible outside of NI", to "I am not sure, best to visit a branch", to "it might be possible, let me get a branch to call you back" (which never happened).

typistretired

When you click on the link to access the application form for this Tipton & Coseley Regular saver the 2 year fixed rate saver appears on the title of the application form!

IanManc

typistretired wrote: »

When you click on the link to access the application form for this Tipley & Cosely Regular saver the 2 year fixed rate saver appears on the title of the application form!

It is Tipton and Coseley.

Are you sure you were a typist?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

typistretired

IanManc wrote: »

It is Tipton and Coseley.

Are you sure you were a typist?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:[/QUOTE

Are well it gave you a chuckle for the day!:eek:

Received right link to form via email and they are correcting the link.

polymaff

typistretired wrote: »

IanManc wrote: »

It is Tipton and Coseley.

Are you sure you were a typist?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:[/QUOTE

Are well it gave you a chuckle for the day!:eek:

Received right link to form via email and they are correcting the link.

A copy typist, I presume?