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ashteadgirl wrote: »

Appeared on website this afternoon
Regular E Saver Issue 5 £250 per month 2.25% :beer:

Thanks. Just opened Regular E Saver Issue 5, paid in initial £250 by FP and set up SO for £250 from 1 June.

EachPenny

EachPenny wrote: »

Unless I've misread it, it appears the store version of Virgin's regular saver has moved on to issue 4 with a maturity date of 1 June 2018.

Just about to go to a branch so will find out for sure in a minute.

Just to confirm the store issue 4 is up and running - opened mine and already have it funded :j

Staff in the store were a little bit surprised to have a customer asking for it already, but no problems opening the account in their usual friendly and polite manner. I can thoroughly recommend Virgin Money for savings

schiff

When I've opened this one, it will be my tenth with Virgin, half of my Regular Savers will be with Virgin. Seems a bit odd to me but hey ho.

And the new shop saver makes 11. I've been in a shop today to have my passbooks updated and I asked if there was anything coming up. Staff didn't know.

MSE rules OK!

schiff

I wonder if this could be useful? Updated.

Online Accounts:

Regular E-Saver, matures 20/10/17
Regular E-Saver Issue 2, matures 20/12/17
Regular E-Saver Issue 3, matures 20/2/18
Matchday Regular E-Saver, matures 20/3/18
Regular E-Saver Issue 4, matures 20/4/18
Regular E-Saver Issue 5, matures 20/6/18

Store based Accounts:

Regular Saver, matures 1/12/17, interest credited on 31/10/17 and at maturity.
Regular Saver 2, matures 1/2/18, interest credited on 31/10/17 and at maturity.
Matchday Saver Issue 1, matures 1/3/18.
Regular Saver 3, matures 1/4/18.
Regular Saver 4, matures 1/6/18

EachPenny

schiff wrote: »

I've been in a shop today to have my passbooks updated and I asked if there was anything coming up. Staff didn't know.

Unlucky I was going to my local store for the same reason, and was going to ask about new accounts as well. But decided to go to the library first and check online while I was there. Glad I did, although the staff in my store were already aware.

Jo_Blogs

Virgin Money - Regular E-saver Issue 5

Replacing Issue 4

Regular E-Saver Issue 5 £250 pm 2.25% fixed rate - Interest paid Monthly or Annually

There's also a parallel Store version for those who can easily get to one. (Issue 4) Interest paid Annually

Here's the link: [Easy Access]

http://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/find/results/#all

isasmurf

Jo_Blogs wrote: »

Virgin Money - Regular E-saver Issue 5

Replacing Issue 4

Regular E-Saver Issue 5 £250 pm 2.25% fixed rate - Interest paid Monthly or Annually

There's also a parallel Store version for those who can easily get to one. (Issue 4) Interest paid Annually

Here's the link: [Easy Access]

http://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/find/results/#all

Keep up at the back;)

Sea_Shell

Ooh another Virgin e-saver!!!

Westie983

Westie983 wrote: »

Of course, I am hoping for 4, and 5 to make my list look pretty, I closed the Matchday accounts when the issue 3 came out, as now my online banking flows, that said I'm running out of money to put in them, but I have now got a maturing RS every two months till Christmas, and thinking of pulling of of Bucks as they only pay 1.25% but you just never know if different rates will be launched for customers only like other Building Societies, which is making me hesitate a little.

I got a book today about the history of Virgin Bank, when I donated a suggestion amount to their charity which I hope will be a good read.

Westie983

YAY happy Westie,

Store appointment booked, and online opened and will be funded shortly


Looking good now, number 10 for me,

Just in time for maturing Lloyds and will probably close one of the Leeds (the one closed to payments probably)


Westie983 :-)

gocat

Looking at the Nat West savings builder. Would this be another good one to add to the first page, to keep money to drip feed into other reg savers. 1.5% for up to £5000 if I have read it right, but need to put in £100 each month to maintain getting 1.5% interest.