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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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That is correct. The one I have is Issue 1. When I opened it in Dec 2022, The interest was just 2.95%.chris_the_bee said:
This is Issue 1 @ 5.6% which is NLA.adindas said:I just consolidate my RSA, and I found out that actually Coventry First Home Saver is a very good Easy access RSA.- Unlimited withdrawal- You could add £1000 monthly- It pays 5.60% for 36 months (variable). But because it is unlimited withdrawal, easy access if you find a better alternative, just withdraw it to a minimum balance.Have I miss something here ?? is there any better alternative out there for easy access ?? How easy it is to withdraws your money for the balance of £10k+?Any opinion suggestion will be very much appreciated.
Issue 2 is 5.05%.
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The key problem is that after I have filled all the 8, 7 and 6% reg savers there are no funds left really to fill it up more. Also way past my £500 PSA so all that's left goes into my partners ISA as mine is already full. My FHS 1 is paying interest mid of Dec. Luckily from that date interest counts against next year, which by the looks of it is also already more or less maxed out what concerns PSA. I know, it's a privilege to have that sort of problem.chris_the_bee said:
This is Issue 1 @ 5.6% which is NLA.adindas said:I just consolidate my RSA, and I found out that actually Coventry First Home Saver is a very good Easy access RSA.- Unlimited withdrawal- You could add £1000 monthly- It pays 5.60% for 36 months (variable). But because it is unlimited withdrawal, easy access if you find a better alternative, just withdraw it to a minimum balance.Have I miss something here ?? is there any better alternative out there for easy access ?? How easy it is to withdraws your money for the balance of £10k+?Any opinion suggestion will be very much appreciated.
Issue 2 is 5.05%.
On paper still one of the best Coventry accounts they launched and they upped the rate quite a few times as well. Since it is a BS I think it will also be one of the last receiving a cut, if even. They already used a sharp sword to cut the ISA's into a very unattractive territory.0 -
adindas said:
That is correct. The one I have is Issue 1. When I opened it in Dec 2022, The interest was just 2.95%.chris_the_bee said:
This is Issue 1 @ 5.6% which is NLA.adindas said:I just consolidate my RSA, and I found out that actually Coventry First Home Saver is a very good Easy access RSA.- Unlimited withdrawal- You could add £1000 monthly- It pays 5.60% for 36 months (variable). But because it is unlimited withdrawal, easy access if you find a better alternative, just withdraw it to a minimum balance.Have I miss something here ?? is there any better alternative out there for easy access ?? How easy it is to withdraws your money for the balance of £10k+?Any opinion suggestion will be very much appreciated.
Issue 2 is 5.05%.
Mine was May 2021 @ 0.85%!adindas said:
That is correct. The one I have is Issue 1. When I opened it in Dec 2022, The interest was just 2.95%.chris_the_bee said:
This is Issue 1 @ 5.6% which is NLA.adindas said:I just consolidate my RSA, and I found out that actually Coventry First Home Saver is a very good Easy access RSA.- Unlimited withdrawal- You could add £1000 monthly- It pays 5.60% for 36 months (variable). But because it is unlimited withdrawal, easy access if you find a better alternative, just withdraw it to a minimum balance.Have I miss something here ?? is there any better alternative out there for easy access ?? How easy it is to withdraws your money for the balance of £10k+?Any opinion suggestion will be very much appreciated.
Issue 2 is 5.05%.1 -
It a good easy access account just now but being variable and looking at other accounts it could very easy start to drop. But for the time being I'm happy to put my left over cash in to it.chris_the_bee said:adindas said:
That is correct. The one I have is Issue 1. When I opened it in Dec 2022, The interest was just 2.95%.chris_the_bee said:
This is Issue 1 @ 5.6% which is NLA.adindas said:I just consolidate my RSA, and I found out that actually Coventry First Home Saver is a very good Easy access RSA.- Unlimited withdrawal- You could add £1000 monthly- It pays 5.60% for 36 months (variable). But because it is unlimited withdrawal, easy access if you find a better alternative, just withdraw it to a minimum balance.Have I miss something here ?? is there any better alternative out there for easy access ?? How easy it is to withdraws your money for the balance of £10k+?Any opinion suggestion will be very much appreciated.
Issue 2 is 5.05%.
Mine was May 2021 @ 0.85%!adindas said:
That is correct. The one I have is Issue 1. When I opened it in Dec 2022, The interest was just 2.95%.chris_the_bee said:
This is Issue 1 @ 5.6% which is NLA.adindas said:I just consolidate my RSA, and I found out that actually Coventry First Home Saver is a very good Easy access RSA.- Unlimited withdrawal- You could add £1000 monthly- It pays 5.60% for 36 months (variable). But because it is unlimited withdrawal, easy access if you find a better alternative, just withdraw it to a minimum balance.Have I miss something here ?? is there any better alternative out there for easy access ?? How easy it is to withdraws your money for the balance of £10k+?Any opinion suggestion will be very much appreciated.
Issue 2 is 5.05%.I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.0 -
A reminder of the topic of this thread:-
Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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Cambridge BS - going backwards?
Applied for the Extra Reward Regular Saver by post last week and received a passbook in the post. There was no passbook with the Reward Regular Saver I opened two years ago. The information in the back of the passbook also states that withdrawals are by cheque with the passbook. Previously I received matured funds via Faster Payment.
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I doubt it'll be a problem: "Upon maturity the balance including any accrued interest will transfer to an appropriate instant access account available at the time and provide instant access to your money."Kim_13 said:Cambridge BS - going backwards?
Applied for the Extra Reward Regular Saver by post last week and received a passbook in the post. There was no passbook with the Reward Regular Saver I opened two years ago. The information in the back of the passbook also states that withdrawals are by cheque with the passbook. Previously I received matured funds via Faster Payment.
https://www.cambridgebs.co.uk/savings/regular-savings/extra-reward-regular-saver
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Oh please, not more policing, are you seriously saying anything that was once a hot topic on here should no longer be mentioned simply because it is NLA?Nick_C said:A reminder of the topic of this thread:-Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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Hi Folks,
I cannot see anything that needs to be changed for the first page of this thread.
I will do the next update in the next 1-2 weeks.SS2
For those new to this thread, the first few posts are regularly updated and are on the first page
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list/p121 -
You have the Melton Mowbray Building Society Regular Saver listed but it’s no longer available.Special_Saver2 said:Hi Folks,
I cannot see anything that needs to be changed for the first page of this thread.
I will do the next update in the next 1-2 weeks.SS2
For those new to this thread, the first few posts are regularly updated and are on the first page
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list/p11
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