Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

TheGardener

oh yeah - I didn't realise their regular saver was a branch based account.

surreysaver

Well, they're called Kent Reliance but have branches in Southampton and Chichester! So I might be able to get to one of them!

colsten

TheGardener wrote: »

But this is the savings and investments board - they can moan about mortgage rates on the House buying and selling board

Yeah, let's stuff those with mortgages and debts. It makes no differences to the health of society.

TheGardener

colsten wrote: »

Yeah, let's stuff those with mortgages and debts. It makes no differences to the health of society.

No offence intended - it was a dry response to pitiful rates for savers on a savings and investments board - we all understand there are two sides to the coin, that's why there are several boards dedicated to MFW, DFW and house buying and selling. Even savers have mortgages and debts (although strictly speaking I believe its not very MSE to have credit debts and savings at the same time)

bigadaj

TheGardener wrote: »

No offence intended - it was a dry response to pitiful rates for savers on a savings and investments board - we all understand there are two sides to the coin, that's why there are several boards dedicated to MFW, DFW and house buying and selling. Even savers have mortgages and debts (although strictly speaking I believe its not very MSE to have credit debts and savings at the same time)

You're not a stoozer then, some interesting stories of six figure sums on cards at 0%, netting the individual a few grand a year net.

bigadaj

colsten wrote: »

Yeah, let's stuff those with mortgages and debts. It makes no differences to the health of society.

So you're saying that nearly a decade of near zero interest rates and lax credit has led to a healthier society, I think I'd disagree.

colsten

bigadaj wrote: »

So you're saying that nearly a decade of near zero interest rates and lax credit has led to a healthier society, I think I'd disagree.

Non sequitur.

surreysaver

colsten wrote: »

Yeah, let's stuff those with mortgages and debts. It makes no differences to the health of society.

Well, with an offset mortgage of 1%, its worth me borrowing money and putting it in savings of 2%.

karlie88

I thought this was a thread for regular savers?

I'm half-expecting the launch of a new regular saver with all this discussion, only to be disappointed.

bigadaj

colsten wrote: »

Non sequitur.

No constructive response then.....

Edit - Apologies you must be a fan of corbynomics.