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mhoc

steve65e wrote: »

http://www.chorleybs.co.uk/Files/rb/FestiveFund.pdf#zoom=auto

£0 - 500 per month, no withdrawals or closure until maturity, 31/10/18.

If I click on the download an application link all I get is a share application form ????
Is it just a case of them not updating or is the actual festivefund form elsewhere?

And why festivefund?

Steve_xx

mhoc wrote: »

If I click on the download an application link all I get is a share application form ????
Is it just a case of them not updating or is the actual festivefund form elsewhere?

And why festivefund?

The form you mentioned is the form you use to apply. You have to write on it, in the field provided, the name of the account you wish to apply for.

http://www.chorleybs.co.uk/Files/share3.pdf

Why Festive Fund? Who cares what they decide to call any given account?

Wheres_My_Cashback

mhoc wrote: »

If I click on the download an application link all I get is a share application form ????
Is it just a case of them not updating or is the actual festivefund form elsewhere?

And why festivefund?

To open an account you will need to apply in branch or by post and let us have;
 a fully completed Share Account application form;
 at least the minimum deposit of £1.00; and
 proof of your identity, address andresidency

apt

Why take the risk? Send a faster payment today before Nationwide's cut-off time to make sure you won't be charged.

[Deleted User]

karlie88 wrote: »

Thanks.

Up to £500 per month.

A member is anyone who's got an open product with Chorley BS for 12+ months. Rules me out - still may go for it @ 2.25%.

Same here. I opened a Chorley BS Regular Saver in May 2017, so not quite a year yet. Still worth it for 2.25%, particularly with the generous £500 monthly allowance.
I can't see anything in the T and C's preventing me from opening a Festive Fund RS when I have an existing ordinary RS (just that you can't have both a Members Festive Fund RS and a non-members Festive Fund RS). Have I missed this?

glider3560

mhoc wrote: »

And why festivefund?

Because it matures in time for Christmas shopping?

Wheres_My_Cashback

Have also posted this in a separate thread...

VRS ISSUE 1 matures 20/10/17 - Max balance permitted £3500

Today I have had £10.48 returned to me entitled A/c limit breach, however the £10.48 was interest into the a/c which should be excluded from the max permissible balance.

Maximum deposit limit £3,500 a year. For all accounts the maximum deposit limit also applies to joint accounts.
• If a monthly deposit results in your account going over the maximum £250 per calendar month deposit limit we will return the
additional money to you. This does not include any interest you have asked to be added direct to your account.

Have contacted Virgin and awaiting a call back.

Anyone else had this ?

mgarl10024

wheres_my_cashback wrote: »

have also posted this in a separate thread...
Vrs issue 1 matures 20/07/17 -

20/10/17? .

Wheres_My_Cashback

mgarl10024 wrote: »

20/10/17? .

Oops...typo...corrected

gingercordial

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Have also posted this in a separate thread...

VRS ISSUE 1 matures 20/10/17 - Max balance permitted £3500

Today I have had £10.48 returned to me entitled A/c limit breach, however the £10.48 was interest into the a/c which should be excluded from the max permissible balance.

Maximum deposit limit £3,500 a year. For all accounts the maximum deposit limit also applies to joint accounts.
• If a monthly deposit results in your account going over the maximum £250 per calendar month deposit limit we will return the
additional money to you. This does not include any interest you have asked to be added direct to your account.

Have contacted Virgin and awaiting a call back.

Anyone else had this ?

I've just come on here looking for information about this, as I had a random £10.39 deposited into my feeder account today and I couldn't work out where from - I'm looking at the Tesco current account app and can't see that it has any kind of reference. Eventually scrutinising my spreadsheet found that this was the amount of interest added to my first Virgin RS (the one due to mature at the end of the month) back in March. Logging in to Virgin I see the same "breach" message.

I will send them a message now too.