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Nebulous2 said:Speculator said:francoghezzi said:Speculator said:My FD regular matured last Saturday and today is the 5th working day after maturity and I still can't open a new regular saver.
How long do you normally need to wait before the system lets you open a new regular saver?
It's the first lesson I had when I moved to the UK in 2008: "If you don't ask you don't get"
And, apparently, it is true 🙂
Just checked again and my regular saver has just changed to a "savings account" so should be okay to open a new regular saver. Had to wait the full 5 working days.
I'm exactly the same. The RS just sat there and despite me asking them to remove the money it was still showing as an RS until now.
I think maturing on a non-working day didn't help.
I've just applied for a new one and may have to wait 3 days for it to open.1 -
Bigwheels1111 said:I call FD every year on maturity date and ask for the cash to be put in my account.
Takes 2 minutes or 2 hours to appear.
I then get put through to account closure team.
They close the account, that takes the time.
As soon as is closed I open a new RS.
As above that takes 1-3 days now, used to be instant if done online.1 -
Bazzalona13295 said:Bigwheels1111 said:I call FD every year on maturity date and ask for the cash to be put in my account.
Takes 2 minutes or 2 hours to appear.
I then get put through to account closure team.
They close the account, that takes the time.
As soon as is closed I open a new RS.
As above that takes 1-3 days now, used to be instant if done online.
The beauty of FD you get a real person.1 -
Bigwheels1111 said:Bazzalona13295 said:Bigwheels1111 said:I call FD every year on maturity date and ask for the cash to be put in my account.
Takes 2 minutes or 2 hours to appear.
I then get put through to account closure team.
They close the account, that takes the time.
As soon as is closed I open a new RS.
As above that takes 1-3 days now, used to be instant if done online.
The beauty of FD you get a real person.0 -
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 missed something here ?? is there any better alternative out there for easy access ?? How easy it is to withdraw your money for the balance of £10k+?Any opinion suggestion will be very much appreciated.3
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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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chris_the_bee said: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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chris_the_bee said: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:chris_the_bee said: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%.adindas said:chris_the_bee said: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 -
chris_the_bee said:adindas said:chris_the_bee said: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%.adindas said:chris_the_bee said: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
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