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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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I do not need to monthly balance update on my saving as I could easily see it online.
By it is good to know about prepaid envelope. How did you get a prepaid envelope ??
Would you mind telling
There's also a freepost address on one of the old Carpetbagging threads.0 -
glider3560 wrote: »There's also a freepost address on one of the old Carpetbagging threads.
Perhaps Rpoints? .. this is the one I have used
http://www.rpoints.com/forum/f11/society-freepost-addresses-34511.html#post2481830 -
patientperson wrote: »Perhaps Rpoints? .. this is the one I have used
http://www.rpoints.com/forum/f11/society-freepost-addresses-34511.html#post248183
Could people who ever use this address
Leeds BS
FREEPOST LS465
105 Albion Street
Leeds
LS1 5YY (online a/cs)
Please share their experience0 -
Has anyone received their maturity letter for the Virgin Regular Saver that matures 20/10/2017?
I know it states that they will write with your options, but other companies send out their letters about 3 weeks to a month in advance and the maturity date is a fortnight from today. I'm only asking as my post seems to be delayed being delivered recently as can be 3 weeks from date of post.0 -
youngretired wrote: »Has anyone received their maturity letter for the Virgin Regular Saver that matures 20/10/2017?
I know it states that they will write with your options, but other companies send out their letters about 3 weeks to a month in advance and the maturity date is a fortnight from today. I'm only asking as my post seems to be delayed being delivered recently as can be 3 weeks from date of post.
Haven't had mine yet but not checked today's post yet.0 -
Could people who ever use this address
Leeds BS
FREEPOST LS465
105 Albion Street
Leeds
LS1 5YY (online a/cs)
Please share their experience
I used this address in April 2017 .. all was okay.
Another variant address is also shown by a google search which links to the Leeds BS website :
http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/open-account-by-post/
Leeds Building Society
Freepost RTLC-TTTB-SBYS
Leeds Building Society
105 Albion Street
Leeds
LS1 5YY0 -
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flergalwit wrote: »
It has been, it comes up under the find current and old interest rate and says that the account no longer accepts new applications. It was still £0-£500 a month, so whether they'll launch another limited to £250 in the future we will see.
Here's a link to the section I found the information on: http://www.nationwide.co.uk/support/support-articles/rates-fees-charges/view-savings-rates0 -
youngretired wrote: »Has anyone received their maturity letter for the Virgin Regular Saver that matures 20/10/2017?
I know it states that they will write with your options, but other companies send out their letters about 3 weeks to a month in advance and the maturity date is a fortnight from today. I'm only asking as my post seems to be delayed being delivered recently as can be 3 weeks from date of post.
No, no letters here yet either!How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.60% of current retirement "pot" (as at end May 2025)0 -
Buckinghamshire Building Society have a new members' and local residents' preferential Regular Saver, paying 2% pa (variable), can pay in up to £500 per month and unlimited in time (up to maximum £85,000 in the account). Two withdrawals per calendar year allowed, third withdrawal only by closing the account. No penalty for missed monthly deposits. Account can be held along with an existing Simple Regular Saver. Limited to existing members (anyone with a savings account with the Society, no time qualification, could be an existing Simple Regular Saver) and local residents. I'm going to open one, using my existing Simple RS Issue 2 (paying 1.75%) as qualifier and will then keep that open but only paying in the monthly minimum of £10.0
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