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tg99 said:Cambridge regular saver due to mature shortly. Cannot see any current reg saver offered but is it worth opening an easy access to maintain membership and thus qualify for any potential future member only offers? Looks like have to have min £100 in easy access though.I am hopeful they will offer a better Regular Saver soon. But have no inside knowledge beyond they have offered them for a few years.1
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tg99 said:Cambridge regular saver due to mature shortly. Cannot see any current reg saver offered but is it worth opening an easy access to maintain membership and thus qualify for any potential future member only offers? Looks like have to have min £100 in easy access though.
https://www.cambridgebs.co.uk/savings/regular-savings/reward-regular-saver
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tg99 said:Cambridge regular saver due to mature shortly. Cannot see any current reg saver offered but is it worth opening an easy access to maintain membership and thus qualify for any potential future member only offers? Looks like have to have min £100 in easy access though.0
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OneUser1 said:tg99 said:Cambridge regular saver due to mature shortly. Cannot see any current reg saver offered but is it worth opening an easy access to maintain membership and thus qualify for any potential future member only offers? Looks like have to have min £100 in easy access though.I am hopeful they will offer a better Regular Saver soon. But have no inside knowledge beyond they have offered them for a few years.0
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tg99 said:Cambridge regular saver due to mature shortly. Cannot see any current reg saver offered but is it worth opening an easy access to maintain membership and thus qualify for any potential future member only offers? Looks like have to have min £100 in easy access though.
I’m unsure whether you can leave the entire proceeds to be converted into an Easy Access and then withdraw all but £100, which might be easier - the same account number would have been open for a year then. Their method of giving instructions left something to be desired - secure message only, despite receiving notification from them that I could do it online; they set it up but you have no confirmation to tell you where the payment will go and when (and they had mine all set up to a closed (not CASS’d as rejected by Tesco) account, luckily I found this out via messaging to check what had been scheduled and they then corrected it to the account I had asked for in my original message.)
The last time they had a full selection of Regular Savers on offer, the Regular Saver was open to all, the Reward required 1 year membership and the Extra Reward was 3.
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My Cambridge Extra Reward Regular saver is due to mature this week. I was sent an email showing this.
More for Members benefitsAs a member with a maturing Instant Access Account we're giving you exclusive access to reinvest your savings into our Extra Reward Regular Saver Maturity Account at a rate of 5.00% Gross p.a/AER. Terms and conditions and interest rates for this account can be found here. 3 -
So got a maturity email from Cambridge including exclusive member offer of reinvesting into 5% fixed extra reward member regular saver upon maturity. Still not interested (in terms of the full £3k) at that rate given penalty for closure and withdrawals but might be worth doing the min balance to maintain membership rather than the easy access option as looks like although have to fund with at least £100 there is no requirement to fund every month so could just leave £100 sitting there.0
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tg99 said:So got a maturity email from Cambridge including exclusive member offer of reinvesting into 5% fixed extra reward member regular saver upon maturity. Still not interested (in terms of the full £3k) at that rate given penalty for closure and withdrawals but might be worth doing the min balance to maintain membership rather than the easy access option as looks like although have to fund with at least £100 there is no requirement to fund every month so could just leave £100 sitting there.1
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Just wondering does anyone know if we can open a new 7% First Direct RS when our current ones mature (assuming it is still available by then of course)? Guessing we can but I don't know for sure.0
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t1redmonkey said:Just wondering does anyone know if we can open a new 7% First Direct RS when our current ones mature (assuming it is still available by then of course)? Guessing we can but I don't know for sure.0
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