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Did someone mention about a Co-op regular saver coming soon?
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Yes someone did but to date, no more information.Aidanmc said:Did someone mention about a Co-op regular saver coming soon?I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.1 -
Yes, someone mentioned it would be released on the 22nd of this month.Aidanmc said:Did someone mention about a Co-op regular saver coming soon?
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Co Op Switch offer (seen 15th January 2024) - Page 53 — MoneySavingExpert Forum
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I've just spoken to someone from Co-op over the phone. They have given me the following details about the accountMiddle_of_the_Road said:
Yes, someone mentioned it would be released on the 22nd of this month.Aidanmc said:Did someone mention about a Co-op regular saver coming soon?
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Co Op Switch offer (seen 15th January 2024) - Page 53 — MoneySavingExpert Forum- Account will be launched on 22/2/24
- Available to current account customers only
- Account pays 7% variable for 12 months
- Decreases of the interest rate are subject to 2 months notice
- Min opening balance of £1 which must be deposited within 30 days
- Max deposit £250 per calendar month
- You can skip months if you wish
- Unlimited withdrawals permitted
- Deposits can be made by transfer from an external current account if you wished
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Will be interesting to see if Cashminder accounts be eligible too.Bridlington1 said:
I've just spoken to someone from Co-op over the phone. They have given me the following details about the accountMiddle_of_the_Road said:
Yes, someone mentioned it would be released on the 22nd of this month.Aidanmc said:Did someone mention about a Co-op regular saver coming soon?
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Co Op Switch offer (seen 15th January 2024) - Page 53 — MoneySavingExpert Forum- Account will be launched on 22/2/24
- Available to current account customers only
- Account pays 7% variable for 12 months
- Decreases of the interest rate are subject to 2 months notice
- Min opening balance of £1 which must be deposited within 30 days
- Max deposit £250 per calendar month
- You can skip months if you wish
- Unlimited withdrawals permitted
- Deposits can be made by transfer from an external current account if you wished
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Thanks for following up, and confirming this. This is one I'll be opening, much better than the recent Yorkshire BS Christmas saver, which unusually didn't interest me. (No pun intended)Bridlington1 said:
I've just spoken to someone from Co-op over the phone. They have given me the following details about the accountMiddle_of_the_Road said:
Yes, someone mentioned it would be released on the 22nd of this month.Aidanmc said:Did someone mention about a Co-op regular saver coming soon?
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Co Op Switch offer (seen 15th January 2024) - Page 53 — MoneySavingExpert Forum- Account will be launched on 22/2/24
- Available to current account customers only
- Account pays 7% variable for 12 months
- Decreases of the interest rate are subject to 2 months notice
- Min opening balance of £1 which must be deposited within 30 days
- Max deposit £250 per calendar month
- You can skip months if you wish
- Unlimited withdrawals permitted
- Deposits can be made by transfer from an external current account if you wished
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It is understandable that people are panicking because many saving products either disappearing or reducing their rates. Many EAs, NAs, fixed bonds were affected by BoE holding the rate. However, this had very little impact on RS products. In fact, since the BoE rate stopped rising there were numerous new offers at 6%+. I think the reason is that RS products are not designed for making profit directly, but as a promotional feature to gain and keep the custom. My crystal ball is telling me that CLMS is not going to drop its current rate in near future, at least until the basic rate start reducing. Also Lloyds are unlikely to change the rate before their switching offer expires. My CLRS matures on 5th March and I'm not going to 'renew' it before that date.dcs34 said:Is there any basis (rumours / gossip) for people thinking the Club Lloyds Monthly Saver might have its rate reduced?
Mine matures in 11 days so very tempted to 'renew' it now to lock the 6.25% for another year.4 -
The benefit for me, having deposited my final £400 on February 1st, was to be able to deposit another £400 today, with another on March 1st.0
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Interesting. I didn't know you can double your monthly deposit.schiff said:The benefit for me, having deposited my final £400 on February 1st, was to be able to deposit another £400 today, with another on March 1st.2 -
It is also paid immediately if you “renew” your CL Monthly SaverColdIron said:The Club Lloyds Monthly Saver interest rate is fixed at 6.25%- Earn 6.25% gross/AER fixed interest. This is paid after 12 months.
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