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Frogletina wrote: »Thanks for this information. I need to visit the branch anyway to close the matchday saver that ended yesterday, but don't really want to go out in this weather at the moment.
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Actually pretty efficient I’ve found to close in writing by sending them passbook and bank details a week or so before maturity....received proceeds of the matchday saver into my nominated account yesterday.0 -
Leeds BS are now onto issue 13 of their regular saver. Maturity date 28 February 2019. Same rate. http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/regularsaver/regular-saver/0
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2.55% AER is a reasonable interest rate. Unfortunately £3000 is the maximum deposit unlike the early issue which had a maximum deposit of £6000 which you could run for almost 24 months.0
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Leeds BS are now onto issue 13 of their regular saver. Maturity date 28 February 2019. Same rate. http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/regularsaver/regular-saver/0
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Hi Everybody,
I have made the following changes for this weekend's update.
- Virgin Regular Saver issue 8 replaced with issue 9, which has a maturity date of 1st April 2019
- Lees BS Regular Saver issue 12 replaced with issue 13, which has a maturity date of 28th February 2019
I will do another update next weekend.
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For those new to this thread, the first few posts are constantly updated and are here0 -
Leeds BS are now onto issue 13 of their regular saver. Maturity date 28 February 2019. Same rate. http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/regularsaver/regular-saver/0
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What are Leeds like for on line management and withdrawals for these accounts ? Their T&Cs and website seem very non committal and with my nearest branch being 70 miles away I don't really want to be stuck with postal.
Not great.
If an account is maturing, you can supply details in advance and on maturity you get a free electronic transfer - in the past it has worked fine for me.
Outside of this, it's trickier. I don't think you can withdraw online as I've had to fill in a form, and there's a charge for electronic withdrawals (free if you'll accept a cheque).
My experience is that they tend to be very bureaucratic and paper driven which is disappointing given their size.0 -
What are Leeds like for on line management and withdrawals for these accounts ? Their T&Cs and website seem very non committal and with my nearest branch being 70 miles away I don't really want to be stuck with postal.
I notice that in the newer issues, they stopped issuing passbooks, so hopefully these accounts will become managable fully online.0 -
I'm surprised that so may posters are still doing regular savings, considering that NH&I are doing a 2.2% with minimal withdrawal penalties.0
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I'm surprised that so may posters are still doing regular savings, considering that NH&I are doing a 2.2% with minimal withdrawal penalties.0
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