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YBS Christmas 2024 regular saver:
- Will be launched on 17/1/24
- 6% variable
- Max deposit £150/mth
- Allows 1 penalty free withdrawal/yr
- Matures 31/10/24
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Bridlington1 said:Skipton BS Member Regular Saver Issue 3 has been launched at 7% fixed, replacing issue 2 at 7.5%.
- Max deposit £250/mth
- Available to existing Skipton members, who joined on or before 11/01/24
- No withdrawals permitted except early closure
- You can not hold both issue 2 and 3 simultaneously
AGHHHHH.I want both, tossing dummy out of pram.0 -
Oof, that's not as good as I was hoping for. Think I might skip this one.Bridlington1 said:YBS Christmas 2024 regular saver:- Will be launched on 17/1/24
- 6% variable
- Max deposit £150/mth
- Allows 1 penalty free withdrawal/yr
- Matures 31/10/24
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Always nice to wake up to a 7% regular saver I’m eligible for and easy to open and fund.Thanks for posting Bridlington.4
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A Regular Saver term that lasts for 9.5 months? How peculiar, though based on its name/purpose I can understand it needing to mature comfortably before Christmas 2024. It’s still worth opening for me. It may be variable, but given the marketing context, the optics would look terrible if they announced a rate reduction.
(AER is 6.04% for YBS Christmas 2024 Regular Saver)2 -
Could be useful for some to be able to top up for previous months that you haven’t paid in the £250 limitBridlington1 said:Skipton BS Member Regular Saver Issue 3 has been launched at 7% fixed, replacing issue 2 at 7.5%.- Max deposit £250/mth
- Available to existing Skipton members, who joined on or before 11/01/24
- No withdrawals permitted except early closure
- You can not hold both issue 2 and 3 simultaneously
- You can pay in as many times as you like each month, as long as you don t exceed the £250
- monthly allowance.
- Any unused monthly allowances can be rolled over to future months, up to a maximum of £3,000 over the 12-month term.
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According to Live Chat, it is possible to hold both the 7.5% Issue 2 and the 7% Issue 3 of thisBridlington1 said:Skipton BS Member Regular Saver Issue 3 has been launched at 7% fixed, replacing issue 2 at 7.5%.- Max deposit £250/mth
- Available to existing Skipton members, who joined on or before 11/01/24
- No withdrawals permitted except early closure
- You can not hold both issue 2 and 3 simultaneously
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I tried applying in the app and it told me I wasn't eligible. I called my local branch and they confirmed that you can hold either issue 2 or issue 3, but not both at the same time.ns1993 said:
According to Live Chat, it is possible to hold both the 7.5% Issue 2 and the 7% Issue 3 of thisBridlington1 said:Skipton BS Member Regular Saver Issue 3 has been launched at 7% fixed, replacing issue 2 at 7.5%.- Max deposit £250/mth
- Available to existing Skipton members, who joined on or before 11/01/24
- No withdrawals permitted except early closure
- You can not hold both issue 2 and 3 simultaneously
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I can confirm, not working to open in the app, getting the same message.Bridlington1 said:
I tried applying in the app and it told me I wasn't eligible. I called my local branch and they confirmed that you can hold either issue 2 or issue 3, but not both at the same time.ns1993 said:
According to Live Chat, it is possible to hold both the 7.5% Issue 2 and the 7% Issue 3 of thisBridlington1 said:Skipton BS Member Regular Saver Issue 3 has been launched at 7% fixed, replacing issue 2 at 7.5%.- Max deposit £250/mth
- Available to existing Skipton members, who joined on or before 11/01/24
- No withdrawals permitted except early closure
- You can not hold both issue 2 and 3 simultaneously
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It's difficult for me to get very excited about this......approx £37 in interest is hardly worth getting out of bed for !AmityNeon said:A Regular Saver term that lasts for 9.5 months? How peculiar, though based on its name/purpose I can understand it needing to mature comfortably before Christmas 2024. It’s still worth opening for me. It may be variable, but given the marketing context, the optics would look terrible if they announced a rate reduction.
(AER is 6.04% for YBS Christmas 2024 Regular Saver)3
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