Leeds Building Society Regular Saver (Issue 4)

veryintrigued

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

Do the numbers add up to 23?

They do indeed.

Sounds even more like it's the same link.

Barney1954

I sent a secure message yesterday with my maturity instructions and received confirmation today that funds will be paid into my nominated account on maturity.

aj23_2

Is there an option to let it mature into the easy access, or is that the automatic option?

schiff

aj23 wrote: »

Is there an option to let it mature into the easy access, or is that the automatic option?

The first para of the letter says it will be 'moved into our Access Saver account'. Automatically

aj23_2

schiff wrote: »

The first para of the letter says it will be 'moved into our Access Saver account'. Automatically

Thanks. I'll do that for the time being. So I wouldn't have to notify them of that?

Nasqueron

veryintrigued wrote: »

Mine is the same and the fact that you have to enter all your details (including account number) makes me think the link is a generic one.

I won't be sharing it though - just in case!

If it's a generic link like http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/maturity/oct232/ but with jan*** then it won't reveal any personal details nor give any risk at all to yourself. Anyone without login details simply won't be able to proceed

schiff

aj23 wrote: »

Thanks. I'll do that for the time being. So I wouldn't have to notify them of that?

Nope! You're not going to leave it there though, are you?! I imagine most of us will go for the facility to withdraw immediately, though some may go for the Bond.

Nardge

Good afternoon,

As for me mine will mature at £6354.35 (excluding final interest) on 01/02/19.

I also had the Issue 3 (prior to closure), and the Issue 15 continues (I'm unsure if it remains available to newcomers).

If you don't already have them, consider the 5% Regular Savers with First Direct, HSBC, Nationwide, and Marks & Spencers, and whilst you'll need their linked current accounts to access these, you can open them all simply by moving money around in a circle on the same date every month (See the now archived 'Bank Savings Loophole'). Lloyds is the next best at 2.5% (recent drop from 3%)

Alternatively or in addition, for those conversant with apps, consider CHIP. Provided you do what is necessary, you could find yourselves with up to £10K earning 5%/year... (though admittedly it isn't under the auspices of the FSCS for now (CHIP have yet to become a bank)), though are FCA regulated.

With Kind Regards

schiff

I don't think they are continuing with RS at all from checking on the website. New ones anyway.

aj23_2

schiff wrote: »

Nope! You're not going to leave it there though, are you?! I imagine most of us will go for the facility to withdraw immediately, though some may go for the Bond.

Well I wasn't gunna discuss but I do have plans for it. Lifetime ISA contribution partly. I'm happy leaving it there and withdrawing as and when I need to in the next couple of months. It won't earn anything anywhere else .