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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

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  • isa help

    Myself and partner (NOT MARRIED) have an isa each, if one of us die does the other get the isa cash, ??? we both have a will stating the other inherits everything
  • eskbanker
    eskbanker Posts: 37,953 Forumite
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    sammybee wrote: »
    isa help

    Myself and partner (NOT MARRIED) have an isa each, if one of us die does the other get the isa cash, ??? we both have a will stating the other inherits everything
    Your question is completely unrelated to the topic of this thread and should be posted on the ISA board anyway!
  • johnmoney05
    johnmoney05 Posts: 1,484 Forumite
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    Big_W wrote: »
    The current Issue 2 rate is different to your (closed) Issue 1. Bucks isn't the only BS to pay different rates on different issues.

    Where did you get notification that your rate was changing? I have an issue 2. I've had no letter from Bucks, but I spoke to them today and was told there would later be a 0.25% interest rate drop on most accounts, with letters going out in mid September.

    ===>>Where did you get notification that your rate was changing?
    Well, I think everyone will guess that it is from the building soceity. You think I invented it? The letter dated 30 June 2016.
  • steve65e
    steve65e Posts: 154 Forumite
    Note for SS2..... maybe I am going mad...but cannot see the Halifax 2% in the list of accounts. I see Bank of Scotland, but the Halifax seems to be slightly different as they do not require a current account, just an 'Everday Saver' which has to be opened at same time as the Regular saver.
    Regards. Ted

    I think that Halifax isn't in the list because the terms weren't, great ie you weren't allowed withdrawals. It looks like this is changing in the new t&cs starting tomorrow, 2nd.
  • adindas
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    edited 1 September 2016 at 6:27PM
    (They are a nice Society so might offer 'free' change of amounts when reducing rates, but there is no certainty about this).

    Anyone looking for 2% accounts, unless they already have them, or can't get them, would be wise to look at Principality, Halifax, and TSB, who all have 2% fixed rate regular savers (still) available today.
    )

    BOS and Scottish BS as well. Also I think when they already reduce the interest to 2% there is little chance that they will change it, even if it was flexible .....
  • bob792
    bob792 Posts: 121 Forumite
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    Bank of Scotland Current Account with Vantage Option

    The post on the first page could usefully add "and pay out 2 direct debits per month", as this new hurdle came into force today.
  • hgt
    hgt Posts: 342 Forumite
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    The Moneyfacts website is showing a new Leeds Building Society Regular Saver (issue 4) account paying 2.3% on up to £250/month. It seems to suggest the account is available from today, but I can see no mention of it on the Leeds BS website - maybe Moneyfacts have been tipped off about the launch.

    If it's true, this might be a good account for some people as if it's the same as previous issues, there is no end date.

    I wonder if they will let people hold issues 3 and 4 of this account. Though based on their previous tactic, Leeds BS might just close all issue 3 accounts anyway!
  • adindas
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    edited 2 September 2016 at 5:06PM
    hgt wrote: »
    The Moneyfacts website is showing a new Leeds Building Society Regular Saver (issue 4) account paying 2.3% on up to £250/month. It seems to suggest the account is available from today, but I can see no mention of it on the Leeds BS website - maybe Moneyfacts have been tipped off about the launch.

    If it's true, this might be a good account for some people as if it's the same as previous issues, there is no end date.

    I wonder if they will let people hold issues 3 and 4 of this account. Though based on their previous tactic, Leeds BS might just close all issue 3 accounts anyway!

    It could be true. The last one I open in April 2016 are paying 1.25% + 1.8% conditional bonus = 3.05% percent.
  • hgt
    hgt Posts: 342 Forumite
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    adindas wrote: »
    It could be true. The last one I open in April 2016 are paying 1.25% + 1.8% conditional bonus + 3.05% percent.

    Yes I've got that one too. If you're an existing Leeds BS customer with an online banking logon, the new Issue 4 is showing on the list of accounts you can open. So the issue 4 is definitely coming, but no mention of rate other than on the Moneyfacts site.
  • ctdctd
    ctdctd Posts: 1,105 Forumite
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    hgt wrote: »
    Yes I've got that one too. If you're an existing Leeds BS customer with an online banking logon, the new Issue 4 is showing on the list of accounts you can open. So the issue 4 is definitely coming, but no mention of rate other than on the Moneyfacts site.

    That's useful - I closed my accounts with the Leeds when they forced closure of the old issue.

    However, I've just checked my online login and it still works and I can apply.

    Sad really - excited about 2.3% :-(
    Do Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?
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