Regular Saver Thread **New and Restarted**

glider3560

liamcov wrote: »

Their website says I can withdraw money at any time, so if I do say 6 months down the line, will the rate still be the same or do they penalise one for doing so?

The Virgin Money regular e-savers have, to date, been instant access with no penalty for withdrawals. You can have the interest paid monthly if you want reassurance?

AirlieBird

liamcov wrote: »

My Leeds Issue 5 matures soon - how far in advance can I request closure and will they send me a cheque without having to visit a branch?

Approximately two weeks before maturity they will notify you of your maturity options. My maturity options from LBS before have included transfer to another bank or building society.

mhoc wrote: »

I've just had a look and its up to issue 14 paying 2.55% - how did that happen so quickly - have they jumped a few issues or have they been re-issuing every few weeks?

There is a new issue every month to move the maturity date forward a month.

pafpcg

liamcov wrote: »

Their website says I can withdraw money at any time, so if I do say 6 months down the line, will the rate still be the same or do they penalise one for doing so?

It's a fixed rate account, so you'll receive 2.25% interest until April 2019 on based on whatever you've had in the account at the end of each day. I've never withdrawn funds from my Virgin Money regular savers prior to maturity but I assume from the documentation that you can treat it as an easy-access account except that the maximum amount you can deposit is £250 in every month.

adindas

I have seen there is information regarding N&P regular saver can be opened in YBS.

I already have saving with YBS and I called YBS a while ago and I was informed that all of N&P accounts had to be opened in N&P branch and not in YBS.

I think here it will depend on the branch policy some allow you to do that some do not. So if you are about to open an N&P saving account make sure you check it first before wasting your time traveling.

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adindas wrote: »

I have seen there is information regarding N&P regular saver can be opened in YBS.

I already have saving with YBS and I called YBS a while ago and I was informed that all of N&P accounts had to be opened in N&P branch and not in YBS.

Useful information. Presumably when N&P savings ceases to exist (from 9th July 2018), all regular savers will be, or will become, YBS ones anyway. I'm surprised they are being so strict on the rules at YBS branches given the N&P brand is dying.

molerat

Virgin RS4 matures tomorrow, what is the odds on them getting it right this time :eek:

GreenBitterfly

molerat wrote: »

Virgin RS4 matures tomorrow, what is the odds on them getting it right this time :eek:

Was just about to post the same thing! I reckon we should have sweepstake about how long it takes for the funds to be converted into the easy access reward account.

colsten

molerat wrote: »

Virgin RS4 matures tomorrow, what is the odds on them getting it right this time :eek:

They had got it right for my Manchester Matchday Saver, which matured on March 20 2018.

Westie983

GreenBitterfly wrote: »

Was just about to post the same thing! I reckon we should have sweepstake about how long it takes for the funds to be converted into the easy access reward account.

My Issue 3 still hasn't changed and this matured on 20th February.

I would have thought they had sourced and found the issue by now, especially as it was brought to their attention on maturity of Issue 1 back in December.

Looking forward to the money from Issue 4 and then I have Chorley maturing and Ford next month. (I wonder if Ford will replace theirs?)

Westie983

EachPenny

molerat wrote: »

Virgin RS4 matures tomorrow, what is the odds on them getting it right this time

Well it is a Friday, but not the 13th, so it ought to go more smoothly than NatWest's payout last week.

Westie983 wrote: »

Looking forward to the money from Issue 4 and then I have Chorley maturing and Ford next month. (I wonder if Ford will replace theirs?)

Best not to get into details here... but the question was asked recently and it didn't look that promising at the time:- https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5821233/ford-money-rs