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What a wonderful thought, not living in this region!Bigwheels1111 said:Can I get a West Brom regular saver without living in the post code.
For eg, open an easy access then a regular saver.
Did I read about it on a post.2 -
I remember reading about it, this thread page 1127. Took a while to find it.Bazzalona13295 said:
What a wonderful thought, not living in this region!Bigwheels1111 said:Can I get a West Brom regular saver without living in the post code.
For eg, open an easy access then a regular saver.
Did I read about it on a post.
Applied, said it takes 3 days.
Will update once savings opens and I have tried to open regular saver.
Only risking £1.2 -
Your can alternatively open this West Brom account first if it is more suitable although it is held on a different back end system so might take a day longer to be recognised.
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That’s the badger!Bigwheels1111 said:
Is it this one ?.csw5780 said:
Yes you can 👍🏻Bigwheels1111 said:Can I get a West Brom regular saver without living in the post code.
For eg, open an easy access then a regular saver.
Did I read about it on a post.
I open first.
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Except this area includes all the SY postcodes to the west Wales coast. A lovely place but takes yonks to reach with all the 20mphsBazzalona13295 said:
What a wonderful thought, not living in this region!Bigwheels1111 said:Can I get a West Brom regular saver without living in the post code.
For eg, open an easy access then a regular saver.
Did I read about it on a post.0 -
Janie2008 said:If anyone had opened a Principality regular saver recently as a new customer how long does the activation code usually take to come? I'm on day 10 since opening.According to my emails it was opened on the 21st and activated on the 23rd.However, the account details were available instantly as I made the first deposit on the same 21st.
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Thanks might have to give them a ring.0
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I opened a Principality 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond 21,12,23.
Plus the REGULAR SAVER BOND ISSUE 33 in January.
I must admit I don’t remember needing a code.I will have to look in the filing cabinet.I stand corrected, 6 digit online code to activate account was needed.Sent the 21st December.Arrived 2nd January.0 -
Thanks, I'll give it a few more days then ring if it doesn't turn up.Bigwheels1111 said:I opened a Principality 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond 21,12,23.
Plus the REGULAR SAVER BOND ISSUE 33 in January.
I must admit I don’t remember needing a code.I will have to look in the filing cabinet.I stand corrected, 6 digit online code to activate account was needed.Sent the 21st December.Arrived 2nd January.0 -
Nationwide BS has launched Flex Regular Saver Issue 3, paying 6.5% (variable). It replaces Issue 2 (8.00% variable) which is NLA. Apart from a lower interest rate, the T&Cs appear similar as between Issue 3 and Issue 2.
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/flex-regular-saver/
The T&Cs make clear that you cannot hold both Issue 2 and Issue 3.
Will be interesting to see if and when Nationwide will reduce the rate on existing Issue 2 accounts.26
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