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The Fixed Rate and Access regular savers are two separate products and you may hold one of each, though at 3.6% the Access RS is far too low for me to open at the moment.ForumUser7 said:
One account per customer (single or joint)Emily_Joy said:West Brom - can one have more than one RS?
https://www.westbrom.co.uk/savings/regular-savers/fixed-rate-regular-saver-issue-7
Not sure if you can hold both access and fixed though - this just means only one FR RS Issue 7 IMO1 -
I have their issue 5 RS paying miserable interest. I am wondering if I can open issue 7 as well?ForumUser7 said:
One account per customer (single or joint)Emily_Joy said:West Brom - can one have more than one RS?
https://www.westbrom.co.uk/savings/regular-savers/fixed-rate-regular-saver-issue-7
Not sure if you can hold both access and fixed though - this just means only one FR RS Issue 7 IMO
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I can't see anything to suggest you can't hold both issue 5 and issue 7 simultaneously. The issue 7 terms state:Emily_Joy said:
I have their issue 5 RS paying miserable interest. I am wondering if I can open issue 7 as well?ForumUser7 said:
One account per customer (single or joint)Emily_Joy said:West Brom - can one have more than one RS?
https://www.westbrom.co.uk/savings/regular-savers/fixed-rate-regular-saver-issue-7
Not sure if you can hold both access and fixed though - this just means only one FR RS Issue 7 IMOOnly one Fixed Rate Regular Saver (Issue 7) is permitted per customer (whether single or joint).Issue 5's terms state:Only one Adult’s Fixed Rate Regular Saver (Issue 5) is permitted per customer (whether single or joint).Which doesn't rule out being able to have multiple issues, it just says that you can only have one of each issue.0 -
I don't think I've seen Principality's '2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond' mentioned here?
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
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Was posted and discussed - page 1106 and later.dekkard said:I don't think I've seen Principality's '2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond' mentioned here?
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
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Although admittedly it's difficult to find posts relating to any individual institution in this mega-thread.grumbler said:
Was posted and discussed - page 1106 and later.dekkard said:I don't think I've seen Principality's '2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond' mentioned here?
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
Not helped either by the poor functionality of the search option.3 -
You can use Google Advance Search to find anything on forums.moneysavingexpert.com.Middle_of_the_Road said:
Although admittedly it's difficult to find posts relating to any individual institution in this mega-thread.grumbler said:
Was posted and discussed - page 1106 and later.dekkard said:I don't think I've seen Principality's '2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond' mentioned here?
https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-term-savings-and-bonds/Healthy-Habits-regular-saver-bond
Not helped either by the poor functionality of the search option.
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Leeds BS Regular Saver Issue 47 has now been replaced by Issue 48 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 4/1/26.
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Can't see any minimum monthly deposit requirements for this account, worth opening and sticking £100 (the min balance) in there in case the rate becomes competitive?Bridlington1 said:Leeds BS Regular Saver Issue 47 has now been replaced by Issue 48 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 4/1/26.0 -
West Brom 6% - I know no withdrawals are allowed, but can you close the account anytime and still get the rate?0
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