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But as we are all struggling to get much more than 5% anywhere at the moment the reg savers offering 6-8% look attractive. Most dont take much effort to open and paying in by standing order means there is virtually no admin required. However, I do draw the line at opening the YBS Xmas reg saver @ 6% to receive, at best, £37 in interest !JamesRobinson48 said:
In my case those £ and % figures are almost identical - and I suspect it means I'm spending far too much time administering RS accounts given their somewhat immaterial effect on my financial position!subjecttocontract said:My 'collection' of regular saver accounts are due to produce £2849 in interest over the year......about 8% of my total savings income.3 -
Many thanks for the heads up. Seems like a good deal to me, with no penalty for early closure and the flexible paying in options, and I had no hesitation in opening this account.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
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Agree, what was last year? I still open it as already customer. But it's fair from perfect with it being 10 months too.Bazzalona13295 said:
The rate is no surprise but the low maximum deposit is.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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£300/month.Pkman said:
Agree, what was last year? I still open it as already customer. But it's fair from perfect with it being 10 months too.Bazzalona13295 said:
The rate is no surprise but the low maximum deposit is.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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Last year ended up at 5.75%, max. £300pm, and made ~£70 interest. Think I'll give this years a miss.Pkman said:
Agree, what was last year? I still open it as already customer. But it's fair from perfect with it being 10 months too.Bazzalona13295 said:
The rate is no surprise but the low maximum deposit is.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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I’ll open it, but don’t expect to use it much (I have the 7% Loyalty running until September, so there’ll only be a month when it is my only YBS Regular Saver (in the absence of any replacement Loyalty offering.))2
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Just looked at the forum and saw 50 new posts on this thread. 5 of them contained useful information.
Can we keep postings relevant please?
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What is relevant? And relevant to whom?8
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By my calculation, as a higher tax rate earner who will already have used up my PSA allowance 2024/2025 on reg savers, I need any new reg savers to be over 7.5% interest to be worth the tax on interest. Of course that will change if ISA rates continue to drop.4
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I take it you are recommending those who have bust their PSA should put money into a good ISA unless you can get an RS with at least ISA rate + 40% (or ISA rate + 20% for BR tax payers). What’s your recommendation for those who have maxed their ISA allowance for the year?Angelica123 said:By my calculation, as a higher tax rate earner who will already have used up my PSA allowance 2024/2025 on reg savers, I need any new reg savers to be over 7.5% interest to be worth the tax on interest. Of course that will change if ISA rates continue to drop.0
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