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csw5780 said:Bigwheels1111 said:csw5780 said: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.9 -
JamesRobinson48 said:
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.0 -
I've got four regular savers maturing the first week of March:
Saffron Walden 5.25%
Lloyds Monthly 5.25%
Bank of Scotland 5.50%
Club Lloyds 6.25%
I feel that we're at something of a critical juncture so it will be interesting to see which way they jump, especially the Club Lloyds.
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schiff said:I've got four regular savers maturing the first week of March:
Saffron Walden 5.25%
Lloyds Monthly 5.25%
Bank of Scotland 5.50%
Club Lloyds 6.25%
I feel that we're at something of a critical juncture so it will be interesting to see which way they jump, especially the Club Lloyds.I hope they open a new one so I can continue the money go round.0 -
schiff said:I've got four regular savers maturing the first week of March:
Saffron Walden 5.25%
Lloyds Monthly 5.25%
Bank of Scotland 5.50%
Club Lloyds 6.25%
I feel that we're at something of a critical juncture so it will be interesting to see which way they jump, especially the Club Lloyds.3 -
May is also my first, then at least one a month until January excluding July. That’s assuming that Skipton actually matures on 31st May as stated in the app (I opened it on 1 June, and as I didn’t have Issue 1, I’m not sure how it works with them.) Might as well call March Nationwide Start To Save Issue 2 maturity, after the final draw this month (though I think you could actually withdraw this month without losing anything.)
I hope to get to one a month going forward, and not the end of one month beginning of the next setup I have at the moment. Not great for redistributing funds that way. If I stick to one a month + open ended products, things feel like they’ll be simpler.
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Speculator said:schiff said:I've got four regular savers maturing the first week of March:
Saffron Walden 5.25%
Lloyds Monthly 5.25%
Bank of Scotland 5.50%
Club Lloyds 6.25%
I feel that we're at something of a critical juncture so it will be interesting to see which way they jump, especially the Club Lloyds.If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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Speculator said:schiff said:I've got four regular savers maturing the first week of March:
Saffron Walden 5.25%
Lloyds Monthly 5.25%
Bank of Scotland 5.50%
Club Lloyds 6.25%
I feel that we're at something of a critical juncture so it will be interesting to see which way they jump, especially the Club Lloyds.0 -
DJDools said:Speculator said:schiff said:I've got four regular savers maturing the first week of March:
Saffron Walden 5.25%
Lloyds Monthly 5.25%
Bank of Scotland 5.50%
Club Lloyds 6.25%
I feel that we're at something of a critical juncture so it will be interesting to see which way they jump, especially the Club Lloyds.
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DJDools said:Speculator said:schiff said:I've got four regular savers maturing the first week of March:
Saffron Walden 5.25%
Lloyds Monthly 5.25%
Bank of Scotland 5.50%
Club Lloyds 6.25%
I feel that we're at something of a critical juncture so it will be interesting to see which way they jump, especially the Club Lloyds.0
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