Regular Saver Thread **New and Restarted**

JamesRobinson48

arsenalboy wrote: »

My Monmouthshire account matures in 2 weeks. I have had the maturity letter that requests passbook and copy bank statement etc.
However, I have online access and a verified nominated external bank account.
My plan is to return nothing and to log in and transfer funds out on the day.
But I have a big concern which is what if on maturity it converts to another account, which it will do, and my nominated account is not/will not link?
Then have lost a few days by not returning paperwork?

Your nominated bank account on the 'MyAccounts' system is equally applicable to all of your Monmouthshire accounts visible on that system. However, in the event that the BS transfers your RSA balance to a BS account with a different number, you might need them to ask them to add that new account number to 'MyAccounts'. I imagine it's more likely that your BS account number will remain unchanged by the product maturity, but I'm unsure.

veryintrigued

JamesRobinson48 wrote: »

Yes, I have. Monmouthshire BS has two agencies in the Bristol suburbs, minutes from the motorway, so I popped in to one of them recently as I happened to be passing. No appointment needed, but I phone ahead to confirm they'd be open.

Typo on my behalf - have edited the OP

schiff

Thanks to the recent discussions on here I checked my situation to find that I didn't have a nominated account registered. So I registered today and expect the forms to sign within the next 3 working days. I would resist any attempts on their part to submit a pass sheet as I think that would be well OTT; nobody sees the detail of the account which is my main account!

But fortunately, to avoid any wrangling, I find that I can submit a paying-in slip as the alternative:

"Please note we will also require evidence in the form of an original or certified copy bank statement or paying-in slip."

I had to obtain a cheque book to send the cheque to Chorley BS recently so that has turned out to be opportune

colsten

schiff wrote: »

I would resist any attempts on their part to submit a pass sheet

Excuse my ignorance - what is a pass sheet?

schiff

I meant a statement, sorry! Thought you might have guessed.

https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+a+pass+sheet&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiDk4ey7PXjAhV5SxUIHdkbB74QsAR6BAgHEAE&biw=1274&bih=583

Special_Saver2

Hi Folks,

Here is this weekend's update...

- Loughborough BS Monthly Saver (Issue 4) account paying 2% on up to £250 per month (no time limit but £12,000 total account balance limit) added to post 2 (many thanks to people who pointed out this account lasts more than 12 months, which I had not realised)


- Monmouthshire BS Regular Saver Bond updated from issue 2 to issue 3 (same details as before otherwise)


- Fixed a few broken web links


I will do the next update next weekend.

SS2

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For those new to this thread, the first few posts are constantly updated and are on the first page

youngretired

I've not held one of these since 2016 when it was a good rate, but with banks reducing interest rates I'm thinking it's worth doing now.

I know that it is a calender month, but unlike BOS, HFX or Lloyds it doesn't give the option of funding immediately so I have set the SO up for tomorrow. My question is does anyone know for definite that it is OK for me to change the SO after tomorrow to 1st monthly?

typistretired

Yes you have the option to either amend or delete your standing order so you could change it to the 1st once your 1st payment goes out.

youngretired

Can you pay into the BOS regular saver via SO from another bank provider?

I know some regular savers have to be via your current account held by that bank i.e. TSB, Santander, M&S but other regular savers can be paid from a different bank i.e. Halifax, Nationwide. I can't see any mention on the T&C's that it has to be paid from your BOS, but it does state that you have to hold a current account to be able to have this account.

It's not been an issue in the past but I am looking at making my BOS dormant in October due to the interest rate drop and was wondering if I could pay by SO from another bank account.

YorkshireBoy

youngretired wrote: »

Can you pay into the BOS regular saver via SO from another bank provider?

Yes you can.