Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

castle96

Wasonly joking ! My existing FHS is for me

Bazzalona13295

Just rang the branch, I'm eligible. Another one joins the list.

trickydicky14

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trickydicky14 said:

Section62 said:

Yes a bit out of order me thinks

He has said sorry, no need to nail him to the cross.

Edit - I did say "He" hope i got your pronoun correct!

Yes and please note I did 'thank' the person when they said sorry. So no nailing to the cross.

pecunianonolet

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Re Coventry BS - Looks like my Coventry first home saver 5.9% (1st addition opened Dec 2022) is not classed as a savings account because i get this -

And no, i won't ring them...lol.

Just thought I missed a rate increase as you state 5.9% but my account shows 5.6% gross. just in case somebody else gets confused. 

allegro120

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Digital_Payback said:

https://aibni.co.uk/our-products/savings-and-deposits/regular-saver

AIB (NI) now offering 6% on their Regular Saver, depositing up to £500 each month. 

Eligibility and full details above. 

It's a good account though from what I can see you can only apply online if you're an existing AIB customer, if you're not you'd need to apply in branch.

I notice their credit cards allow applications by post/phone so possibly a back-door route to opening?

I called them and was told that there is no back-door route.

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pecunianonolet said:Just thought I missed a rate increase as you state 5.9% but my account shows 5.6% gross. just in case somebody else gets confused. 

Profound apologies, i am showing 5.6%. While I'm here can anyone tell me regarding the annual interest, was their an option to have the interest added to to account? as i have chosen interest to be paid out to my nominated account.

Edit...again. This is reference to The Coventry FHS.

flaneurs_lobster

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pecunianonolet said:Just thought I missed a rate increase as you state 5.9% but my account shows 5.6% gross. just in case somebody else gets confused. 

Profound apologies, i am showing 5.6%. While I'm here can anyone tell me regarding the annual interest, was their an option to have the interest added to to account? as i have chosen interest to be paid out to my nominated account.

Just checked my account, it's set up to pay interest back to itself.

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flaneurs_lobster said:

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pecunianonolet said:Just thought I missed a rate increase as you state 5.9% but my account shows 5.6% gross. just in case somebody else gets confused. 

Profound apologies, i am showing 5.6%. While I'm here can anyone tell me regarding the annual interest, was their an option to have the interest added to to account? as i have chosen interest to be paid out to my nominated account.

Just checked my account, it's set up to pay interest back to itself.

Thanks, yeah, think i made a mistake on this. Every account i seem to open i always prefer and choose with out thinking too much about it is to have interest paid out.

pw23

Before I open and commit to my first regular saver account, are there any better rates  for a fixed regular  Saver than 8%?

As is a variable rate, how long do you expect this competitive 8% to last?

  

The MSE size says that it is variable for one year, does that mean it will be fixed after one year? If so, what rates?

I want to save £600-700 per month In a regular saver account  But it seems that 250 is The maximum monthly allowance for a regular saver account 
Do any any other banks, allow more for a regular favour?

Nick_C

pw23 said:

Before I open and commit to my first regular saver account, are there any better rates  for a fixed regular  Saver than 8%?

As is a variable rate, how long do you expect this competitive 8% to last?

  

The MSE size says that it is variable for one year, does that mean it will be fixed after one year? If so, what rates?

I want to save £600-700 per month In a regular saver account  But it seems that 250 is The maximum monthly allowance for a regular saver account 
Allow more? To any other banks, allow more for a regular favour?

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