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milton19700

Looking for some clarification on t&cs of Cheshire Platinum Account.

Current have an Platinum Account but an earlier issue than that on offer now.

Does the "One account per customer" rule apply by issue ... i.e.I could open another ?

Just a punt ... my assumption is no ... thoughts ?

Careful_ly

milton19700 wrote: »

Looking for some clarification on t&cs of Cheshire Platinum Account.

Current have an Platinum Account but an earlier issue than that on offer now.

Does the "One account per customer" rule apply by issue ... i.e.I could open another ?

Just a punt ... my assumption is no ... thoughts ?

Its fine to have one of each issue.
So go ahead, I'm hoping issue 5 will be available shortly.
If you have access to Derbyshire, they have exactly the same range and you can have one of each of these too.

Special_Saver2

Hi Folks,

I have checked everything and I cannot find anything that has changed. I will do another update next weekend.

SS2

lemonjelly

Hi everyone,

I havea N&P regular e-saver, & also a West Brom regular saver - both due to mature in October.

Is anyone aware whether these accounts allow for a 13th payment? I seem to recall a discussion that the 13th payment was expressly forbidden in the T&C's of some regular savings accounts in recent history?

TIA

Careful_ly

lemonjelly wrote: »

Hi everyone,

I havea N&P regular e-saver, & also a West Brom regular saver - both due to mature in October.

Is anyone aware whether these accounts allow for a 13th payment? I seem to recall a discussion that the 13th payment was expressly forbidden in the T&C's of some regular savings accounts in recent history?

TIA

I think it would be okay for the N&P account as this does not actually mature at the anniversay, it continues with a lower interest rate (1.85%)
I would not risk an extra payment into West Brom, it will only get a few pence interest and is not worth the risk in my opinion.

johnmoney05

Dagobert wrote: »

I can confirm that I managed to open the branch-based Kent Reliance One Year Regular Saver by post.

Rather confusingly, their web page states that the maximum balance is £7000. At £500 per month, a one-year saver can only get up to £6000. ??

Can I ask at what address of branch the form you sent to? thanks

johnmoney05

arsenalboy wrote: »

Just to confirm that although all the info states branch only I have managed to open one by post.
The downloadable application form is specific to the account and I returned it to a branch. Posted it on Saturday and received confirmation from them this morning, pretty quick turnaround.

Can I ask at what address of branch the form you sent to? Thanks

lightbulb2760

Nationwide Flexclusive Regular Saver will be available from tomorrow offering 6% fixed until 31 October 2013. The minumum payment per month is £25 and the maximum £250. Payments can be missed without penalty, and instant access is also available without penalty.

As with other accounts in the Flexclusive range, it's only available to those who hold a Flex Account, and have been paying in a minimum of £750 per month for the last three months (and continue to do this for the duration of the Flexclusive Regular Saver).

innovate

Brilliant news, thanks lightbulb2760!

badger09

lightbulb2760 wrote: »

Nationwide Flexclusive Regular Saver will be available from tomorrow offering 6% fixed until 31 October 2013. The minumum payment per month is £25 and the maximum £250. Payments can be missed without penalty, and instant access is also available without penalty.

As with other accounts in the Flexclusive range, it's only available to those who hold a Flex Account, and have been paying in a minimum of £750 per month for the last three months (and continue to do this for the duration of the Flexclusive Regular Saver).

Excellent news. Thanks for the heads up

Looks like Nationwide are indeed looking after their existing customers:T