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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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I'm fairly sure the 'non members' one was only launched 29th September. I posted my application and cheque 1st class on 30th.
I will report back.
You do wonder what they were thinking of launching such a high paying account with a large maximum monthly instalment open to all comers! It would have made more sense to restrict it to members/locals only?
They only have a couple of small branches and a skeleton staff – you may have to wait some time to hear back!0 -
You do wonder what they were thinking of launching such a high paying account with a large maximum monthly instalment open to all comers! It would have made more sense to restrict it to members/locals only?
Yes indeed. I did wonder why it was open to everyone, and not restricted in some way as many are. Not surprised they were inundated.They only have a couple of small branches and a skeleton staff – you may have to wait some time to hear back!
I don't mind waiting. Unfortunately though I'll have to leave the initial deposit sitting in a no interest account until they decide. Serves me right for declining cheque books on all the other accounts0 -
Chorley Sunshine Saver.
Posted my application on the 30th.
Call from them on the 1st to confirm account is open.
Passbook and bumf arrived in the post on the 2nd :T
10/10 for serviceDo Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?0 -
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The problem here is that the Chorley hadn't figured on this account being featured on this site.0
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The problem here is that the Chorley hadn't figured on this account being featured on this site.
Its still advertised here as being available.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-regular-savings-accounts
It is also a variable rate - not a fixed one - so Chorley could cut the rate anytime over the 18 months if they wished to. So that 5/4.5% headline rate may not last until March 2016.0 -
Its still advertised here as being available.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-regular-savings-accounts
It is also a variable rate - not a fixed one - so Chorley could cut the rate anytime over the 18 months if they wished to. So that 5/4.5% headline rate may not last until March 2016.
Received my passbook today (I'm not a member and sent the application Tuesday 30th 1st class). It's a shame in a way that I couldn't have got it open on 30th September as then I could've made another payment on 1st October and £1500 would have been earning 4.5% (variable) for 18 months, rather than £750.
I've noted that condition 13.11 in the Savings Accounts Terms and Conditions booklet says that where the Chorley do reduce the interest rate they will give you 30 days to close or transfer the account penalty free.0 -
I've held numerous regular savings accounts with the Chorley over the last 14 years and I think the rates have always been variable, not fixed.
I think over the last 14 years, they have only on one occasion reduced the rate of a regular saver account and I remember reducing the monthly contribution to the minimum allowed.0
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