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I have a Halifax Regular Saver which matured on Friday and the total value including interest has been transferred to an Instant Saver account they set up for that purpose. Halifax aren't automatically closing Regular Saver accounts on maturity now as they used to but one of their customer service team told me I can't start paying in for the next 12 months until 1st April as I already paid into the saver that's just matured on March 1st. Has anyone attempted to transfer the first payment for a new Halifax Regular Saver in the same month as the last payment for the previous one matured and was it accepted? Or if it isn't acceptable can you get round it by closing the original account and then applying for a new one?
The reason I'm doubting what I was told is that the same agent also told me that as funds from maturing savers aren't processed until the next working day after maturity my funds wouldn't be transferred to the everyday/instant saver account until Monday as Saturday and Sunday are not considered working days by Halifax. But Halifax sent me an online message in the early hours of this morning with a statement showing the transfer took place on Friday!1 -
saverbynature said:I have a Halifax Regular Saver which matured on Friday and the total value including interest has been transferred to an Instant Saver account they set up for that purpose. Halifax aren't automatically closing Regular Saver accounts on maturity now as they used to but one of their customer service team told me I can't start paying in for the next 12 months until 1st April as I already paid into the saver that's just matured on March 1st. Has anyone attempted to transfer the first payment for a new Halifax Regular Saver in the same month as the last payment for the previous one matured and was it accepted? Or if it isn't acceptable can you get round it by closing the original account and then applying for a new one?
The reason I'm doubting what I was told is that the same agent also told me that as funds from maturing savers aren't processed until the next working day after maturity my funds wouldn't be transferred to the everyday/instant saver account until Monday as Saturday and Sunday are not considered working days by Halifax. But Halifax sent me an online message in the early hours of this morning with a statement showing the transfer took place on Friday!1 -
I had this problem a few days ago as I made my last payment 01/03/2024Don't close the RSThe way to solve it is to use the 'renew' option on the regular saver, I suggest you choose the Everyday accountThen open a new RS, it will have a new account number so you can pay into itWhen I did this I ended up with 2 Everyday savers, one from the renew action and another that just magically appeared. You can then close these leaving your Instant Saver account2
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Has the new Gatehouse account launched? Can you hold both regular saver accounts?0
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liamcov said:Has the new Gatehouse account launched? Can you hold both regular saver accounts?0
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liamcov said:Has the new Gatehouse account launched? Can you hold both regular saver accounts?
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ColdIron said:I had this problem a few days ago as I made my last payment 01/03/2024Don't close the RSThe way to solve it is to use the 'renew' option on the regular saver, I suggest you choose the Everyday accountThen open a new RS, it will have a new account number so you can pay into itWhen I did this I ended up with 2 Everyday savers, one from the renew action and another that just magically appeared. You can then close these leaving your Instant Saver account0
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Janie2008 said:ColdIron said:I had this problem a few days ago as I made my last payment 01/03/2024Don't close the RSThe way to solve it is to use the 'renew' option on the regular saver, I suggest you choose the Everyday accountThen open a new RS, it will have a new account number so you can pay into itWhen I did this I ended up with 2 Everyday savers, one from the renew action and another that just magically appeared. You can then close these leaving your Instant Saver account0
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Janie2008 said:ColdIron said:I had this problem a few days ago as I made my last payment 01/03/2024Don't close the RSThe way to solve it is to use the 'renew' option on the regular saver, I suggest you choose the Everyday accountThen open a new RS, it will have a new account number so you can pay into itWhen I did this I ended up with 2 Everyday savers, one from the renew action and another that just magically appeared. You can then close these leaving your Instant Saver account4
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noh said:Janie2008 said:ColdIron said:I had this problem a few days ago as I made my last payment 01/03/2024Don't close the RSThe way to solve it is to use the 'renew' option on the regular saver, I suggest you choose the Everyday accountThen open a new RS, it will have a new account number so you can pay into itWhen I did this I ended up with 2 Everyday savers, one from the renew action and another that just magically appeared. You can then close these leaving your Instant Saver account0
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