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  • 20SmthngSver
    20SmthngSver Posts: 512 Forumite
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    Does anyone know if you close a Nationwide Flex Regular Saver 5% early if they pay a reduced rate of interest?
  • badger09
    badger09 Posts: 11,636 Forumite
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    Does anyone know if you close a Nationwide Flex Regular Saver 5% early if they pay a reduced rate of interest?

    It is instant access, so why would they pay a reduced rate?
  • eskbanker
    eskbanker Posts: 37,695 Forumite
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    edited 9 July 2019 at 3:26PM
    badger09 wrote: »
    Does anyone know if you close a Nationwide Flex Regular Saver 5% early if they pay a reduced rate of interest?
    It is instant access, so why would they pay a reduced rate?
    First Direct's regular saver is instant access (in the loose sense that the funds can be accessed instantly, albeit only by closing the account in full) but pays reduced interest for early closure.

    However, Nationwide doesn't have a similar condition in its Ts & Cs: https://www.nationwide.co.uk/-/media/MainSite/documents/products/savings/terms-and-conditions/P3434-flex-regular-online-saver.pdf

    Many of us closed these accounts early in the few days between announcement and product withdrawal, and received the 5% AER interest up to the date of closure as expected: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5985200/nationwide-to-axe-5-regular-savings-account-on-friday
  • 20SmthngSver
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    badger09 wrote: »
    It is instant access, so why would they pay a reduced rate?

    As it's no longer on sale I can't see the MSE box on the RS page. Was just checking as First Direct's is instant access in the sense that you can close it anytime, they will just pay 0.05% on it instead of 5%. Wasn't sure if Nationwide was the same.
  • typistretired
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    My first direct regular saver matured today however when I logged in today there was no sign of the matured funds. The good thing is I have been able to open another regular saver straight away while I wait for my matured regular saver with interest to show in my accounts. Change from last year when you could see the matured regular saver with interest but could not access them until they moved to an easy access savings account. I have an easy access savings account but they have not arrived there yet.

    Have received the matured funds and the first deposit has been sent to my new regular saver today.
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  • mhoc
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    Childrens account

    https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/childrens-savings-accounts/Learner-Earner#module-6=0

    Principality Building society

    Learner Earner

    Interest rate: 4% gross p.a. variable
    Monthly payment: maximum £250 per month
    Penalty-free withdrawals: 3 withdrawals per year, closure counts as a withdrawal
    Age of applicant: This account can only be opened in conjunction with an adult aged over 18
    How to open account: Branch

    This Account can only be opened by an Adult(s) aged over 18, in conjunction with a Child aged under 18. Two accounts must be opened initially, one for the Adult(s) and one for the Child. Subsequent accounts for other children can be opened by the Adult account holder. The Adult must be the parent, grandparent, close relative or legal guardian of the Child(ren).
    Accounts opened for under 14’s must be opened on a signatory basis.

    Also "fun and educational children’s activity packs for ages 5 – 11 years old, a moneybox, a story and sticker book, as well as a £10 reward voucher (for two years annually)".
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  • schiff
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    In post 1 when you've a minute this needs changing:

    Nottingham BS Special Regular Saver (Issue 8)

    Interest rate: 2.5% gross p.a. variable from 5th January 2017

    Should be July 2019.
  • Special_Saver2
    Special_Saver2 Posts: 1,434 Forumite
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    Hi Folks,

    I have a moment right now for an update so I have done the following:

    - Added Principality BS Learner Earner account to post 2 (children's account, details as in the post that is two above this one)
    - Corrected the "interest from" date in the Nottingham BS Special Regular Saver (Issue 8) account entry

    Unless something changes today or tomorrow, the next update will be next weekend.

    SS2
    For those new to this thread, the first few posts are constantly updated and are on the first page
  • 20SmthngSver
    20SmthngSver Posts: 512 Forumite
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    Does anyone know if the Nottingham Building Society Sunshine Regular Saver permits early closer? I know it doesn't allow withdrawals, but I don't know if you can close it early. Could really do with getting the funds out as in a house buying process.
  • veryintrigued
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    edited 15 July 2019 at 8:36PM
    Does anyone know if the Nottingham Building Society Sunshine Regular Saver permits early closer? I know it doesn't allow withdrawals, but I don't know if you can close it early. Could really do with getting the funds out as in a house buying process.


    Sunshine RS isn't available.

    Do you mean the Special Regular Saver Issue 8 or Regular Saver Issue 3 or Members Rewards Saver?

    If you do details here:

    https://www.thenottingham.com/savings/our-savings-accounts/regular-savings/

    Edit - just re-read your post and I've had an (unsuccessful) look for my paper terms for this account).

    Without those my best guess is I think you'll be able to withdraw up to £10 but no early close.
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