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YBS-NoBigwheels1111 said:Does anyone know if these regular savers allow a 13th payment.
I have these and to my knowledge,
First Direct, No
Coventry, No
TSB, No
YBS, ?Skipton, ?Nationwide, ?
Skipton-No
Nationwide-Yes
EDIT: Coventry FHS allows a 37th deposit over the 36 month term but RS Issue 5 and 7% Loyalty Regular Saver do not.4 -
Many thanks Bridlington1.Bridlington1 said:
YBS-NoBigwheels1111 said:Does anyone know if these regular savers allow a 13th payment.
I have these and to my knowledge,
First Direct, No
Coventry, No
TSB, No
YBS, ?Skipton, ?Nationwide, ?
Skipton-No
Nationwide-Yes
EDIT: Coventry FHS allows a 37th deposit over the 36 month term but RS Issue 5 and 7% Loyalty Regular Saver do not.3 -
Skipton and YBS state maximum balances so would presumably allow a 13th subject to having the headroom within that.Bridlington1 said:
YBS-NoBigwheels1111 said:Does anyone know if these regular savers allow a 13th payment.
I have these and to my knowledge,
First Direct, No
Coventry, No
TSB, No
YBS, ?Skipton, ?Nationwide, ?
Skipton-No
Nationwide-Yes
EDIT: Coventry FHS allows a 37th deposit over the 36 month term but RS Issue 5 and 7% Loyalty Regular Saver do not.Skipton however allow the carry forward of unused monthly allowances, so one would presumably pay in as soon as the funds were available rather than waiting for the 13th month.1 -
Kim_13 said:
Skipton and YBS state maximum balances so would presumably allow a 13th subject to having the headroom within that.Bridlington1 said:
YBS-NoBigwheels1111 said:Does anyone know if these regular savers allow a 13th payment.
I have these and to my knowledge,
First Direct, No
Coventry, No
TSB, No
YBS, ?Skipton, ?Nationwide, ?
Skipton-No
Nationwide-Yes
EDIT: Coventry FHS allows a 37th deposit over the 36 month term but RS Issue 5 and 7% Loyalty Regular Saver do not.Skipton however allow the carry forward of unused monthly allowances, so one would presumably pay in as soon as the funds were available rather than waiting for the 13th month.
I open every one of them and make payment there and then.
Those that allow a payment on the first of the month I then fully fund them.
Even if it is the next day. To maximise my return.
FD and Coventry fix the date to the first payment date.
The six I have going should return around £780 I think I worked out.
Plus the funding account pay 5.2% on the residual funds.
£1750 a month 21k a year going round and round 😜
Only issue is I don’t have 21k spare.
If I worked the dates out correctly one or two will mature just before I run out of funding sources.
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Gatehouse Bank Regular Saver 7% (paid at maturity)£300 Max Per Month pay inSource: Money Facts
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https://www.gatehousebank.com/personal/savings/regular-saver/our-regular-saver-accountpokemaster said:Gatehouse Bank Regular Saver 7% (paid at maturity)£300 Max Per Month pay inSource: Money Facts
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pokemaster said:Gatehouse Bank Regular Saver 7% (paid at maturity)£300 Max Per Month pay inSource: Money Facts
Thanks both.gt94sss2 said:
https://www.gatehousebank.com/personal/savings/regular-saver/our-regular-saver-accountpokemaster said:Gatehouse Bank Regular Saver 7% (paid at maturity)£300 Max Per Month pay inSource: Money Facts
If I open this account, it’d be my first one with a Sharia bank
Anything to be aware of with this, or gatehouse in general? Seen they were issued a fine by the FCA for poor anti money laundering checks https://www.fca.org.uk/news/press-releases/fca-fines-gatehouse-bank-1.5m-poor-anti-money-laundering-checksIf you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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So have most banks,ForumUser7 said:pokemaster said:Gatehouse Bank Regular Saver 7% (paid at maturity)£300 Max Per Month pay inSource: Money Facts
Thanks both.gt94sss2 said:
https://www.gatehousebank.com/personal/savings/regular-saver/our-regular-saver-accountpokemaster said:Gatehouse Bank Regular Saver 7% (paid at maturity)£300 Max Per Month pay inSource: Money Facts
If I open this account, it’d be my first one with a Sharia bank
Anything to be aware of with this, or gatehouse in general? Seen they were issued a fine by the FCA for poor anti money laundering checks https://www.fca.org.uk/news/press-releases/fca-fines-gatehouse-bank-1.5m-poor-anti-money-laundering-checks
https://www.skillcast.com/blog/20-biggest-fca-fines
Gatehouse are great, have a 5 year fixed with them and easy access.
Prompt payouts ie fixed rate due 21st November arrives 21st November.
Will now have a reg saver as soon as pc boots.1 -
The HSBC regular saver that I hadn't been making deposits to matured yesterday and the money was available for withdrawal this morning: interest has been paid in full with no penalty.11
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Worth noting that although the rate is variable, no withdrawals/closure are allowed until the end of the term, unless the rate is reduced.pokemaster said:Gatehouse Bank Regular Saver 7% (paid at maturity)£300 Max Per Month pay inSource: Money Facts7
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