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Bit annoying that PBS delete your online account so quickly. I had an account with them earlier this year which I closed in June I believe, but have to go through the whole account creation/activation again since they've already deleted my account.0
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No help to you unfortunately but it's advice often repeated here that it's best to maintain relationships with institutions, even if that's just a quid in an easy access account at not much APR, just in case of loyalty offers or later account take-ups.t1redmonkey said:Bit annoying that PBS delete your online account so quickly. I had an account with them earlier this year which I closed in June I believe, but have to go through the whole account creation/activation again since they've already deleted my account.2 -
Yep I do that 99% of the time. Unfortunately with the PBS account I had (one of their previous regular saver issues), it was also an 'all or nothing' withdrawal approach, so I couldn't leave a residual amount in there like I would do if I had the option.flaneurs_lobster said:
No help to you unfortunately but it's advice often repeated here that it's best to maintain relationships with institutions, even if that's just a quid in an easy access account at not much APR, just in case of loyalty offers or later account take-ups.t1redmonkey said:Bit annoying that PBS delete your online account so quickly. I had an account with them earlier this year which I closed in June I believe, but have to go through the whole account creation/activation again since they've already deleted my account.0 -
Open an easy access and stick a quid in it before closing the other accountt1redmonkey said:
Yep I do that 99% of the time. Unfortunately with the PBS account I had (one of their previous regular saver issues), it was also an 'all or nothing' withdrawal approach, so I couldn't leave a residual amount in there like I would do if I had the option.flaneurs_lobster said:
No help to you unfortunately but it's advice often repeated here that it's best to maintain relationships with institutions, even if that's just a quid in an easy access account at not much APR, just in case of loyalty offers or later account take-ups.t1redmonkey said:Bit annoying that PBS delete your online account so quickly. I had an account with them earlier this year which I closed in June I believe, but have to go through the whole account creation/activation again since they've already deleted my account.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?3 -
Do you have the T&C's for the Winter Regular Saver by any chance? Particularly interested if you can withdraw or get access to cash by early closure?Bridlington1 said:
Account open and funded. Also I've just managed to open and fund the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond at 6.25% whilst I was at it despite having closed the Christmas Regular Saver in August so not being eligible. The application link can be found below:flaneurs_lobster said:
Now up on websiteBridlington1 said:Principality will be launching a 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond at 6% (£50 max per month, early closure permitted)
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6090#!
Opened the Healthy Habits Saver Bond but without activation they don't let you open any other accounts. As said before, you could apply as new customer, get a separate ID and hope for their systems to merge but could also end up in a laborious process.
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Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond (principality.co.uk)pecunianonolet said:
Do you have the T&C's for the Winter Regular Saver by any chance? Particularly interested if you can withdraw or get access to cash by early closure?Bridlington1 said:
Account open and funded. Also I've just managed to open and fund the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond at 6.25% whilst I was at it despite having closed the Christmas Regular Saver in August so not being eligible. The application link can be found below:flaneurs_lobster said:
Now up on websiteBridlington1 said:Principality will be launching a 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond at 6% (£50 max per month, early closure permitted)
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6090#!
Opened the Healthy Habits Saver Bond but without activation they don't let you open any other accounts. As said before, you could apply as new customer, get a separate ID and hope for their systems to merge but could also end up in a laborious process.
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Also for future reference I've archived the Ts&Cs for the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond as well as those for the 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond on the wayback machine. The links are listed in this thread.Speculator said:
Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond (principality.co.uk)pecunianonolet said:
Do you have the T&C's for the Winter Regular Saver by any chance? Particularly interested if you can withdraw or get access to cash by early closure?Bridlington1 said:
Account open and funded. Also I've just managed to open and fund the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond at 6.25% whilst I was at it despite having closed the Christmas Regular Saver in August so not being eligible. The application link can be found below:flaneurs_lobster said:
Now up on websiteBridlington1 said:Principality will be launching a 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond at 6% (£50 max per month, early closure permitted)
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6090#!
Opened the Healthy Habits Saver Bond but without activation they don't let you open any other accounts. As said before, you could apply as new customer, get a separate ID and hope for their systems to merge but could also end up in a laborious process.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80268174/#Comment_80268174
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Thanks for the links.Bridlington1 said:
Also for future reference I've archived the Ts&Cs for the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond as well as those for the 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond on the wayback machine. The links are listed in this thread.Speculator said:
Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond (principality.co.uk)pecunianonolet said:
Do you have the T&C's for the Winter Regular Saver by any chance? Particularly interested if you can withdraw or get access to cash by early closure?Bridlington1 said:
Account open and funded. Also I've just managed to open and fund the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond at 6.25% whilst I was at it despite having closed the Christmas Regular Saver in August so not being eligible. The application link can be found below:flaneurs_lobster said:
Now up on websiteBridlington1 said:Principality will be launching a 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond at 6% (£50 max per month, early closure permitted)
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6090#!
Opened the Healthy Habits Saver Bond but without activation they don't let you open any other accounts. As said before, you could apply as new customer, get a separate ID and hope for their systems to merge but could also end up in a laborious process.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80268174/#Comment_80268174
I also closed my Christmas Regular Saver before it reached maturity in August. Wonder if Principality will close our accounts and return our money.1 -
I'll keep you all updated with any developments but for now it is looking optimistic:Speculator said:
Thanks for the links.Bridlington1 said:
Also for future reference I've archived the Ts&Cs for the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond as well as those for the 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond on the wayback machine. The links are listed in this thread.Speculator said:
Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond (principality.co.uk)pecunianonolet said:
Do you have the T&C's for the Winter Regular Saver by any chance? Particularly interested if you can withdraw or get access to cash by early closure?Bridlington1 said:
Account open and funded. Also I've just managed to open and fund the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond at 6.25% whilst I was at it despite having closed the Christmas Regular Saver in August so not being eligible. The application link can be found below:flaneurs_lobster said:
Now up on websiteBridlington1 said:Principality will be launching a 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond at 6% (£50 max per month, early closure permitted)
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6090#!
Opened the Healthy Habits Saver Bond but without activation they don't let you open any other accounts. As said before, you could apply as new customer, get a separate ID and hope for their systems to merge but could also end up in a laborious process.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80268174/#Comment_80268174
I also closed my Christmas Regular Saver before it reached maturity in August. Wonder if Principality will close our accounts and return our money.
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the terms of the Winter RS Bond PDF do say....Speculator said:
Thanks for the links.Bridlington1 said:
Also for future reference I've archived the Ts&Cs for the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond as well as those for the 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond on the wayback machine. The links are listed in this thread.Speculator said:
Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond (principality.co.uk)pecunianonolet said:
Do you have the T&C's for the Winter Regular Saver by any chance? Particularly interested if you can withdraw or get access to cash by early closure?Bridlington1 said:
Account open and funded. Also I've just managed to open and fund the Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond at 6.25% whilst I was at it despite having closed the Christmas Regular Saver in August so not being eligible. The application link can be found below:flaneurs_lobster said:
Now up on websiteBridlington1 said:Principality will be launching a 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond at 6% (£50 max per month, early closure permitted)
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6090#!
Opened the Healthy Habits Saver Bond but without activation they don't let you open any other accounts. As said before, you could apply as new customer, get a separate ID and hope for their systems to merge but could also end up in a laborious process.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80268174/#Comment_80268174
I also closed my Christmas Regular Saver before it reached maturity in August. Wonder if Principality will close our accounts and return our money.This savings account is a maturity account.I closed my RS early in September, so I wouldn't qualify for this... yes I could go online and open one of these, but I would expect PBS to close it at some point before the end of the month.
This means you can only open this account if your application is received within 14 days of your previous regular savings account maturing (it has come to the end of its fixed term).
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