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Gatehouse Regular Saver.
1pm cut off for same day funding. Has anyone ever had any luck with funding around 13:45 (now) or later instead for same day please?
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Though I seem to recall whenever I've made withdrawals from Leeds BS accounts the funds have arrived the next working day so if you try and withdraw the interest today it probably won't arrive till Tuesday (tomorrow is Good Friday), with the funds withdrawn not earning interest during this time.ForumUser7 said:
Thanks - reminded me interest was due today! Regular Saver normal variant interest has also been credited today, future dated to 31.03.2024.Bridlington1 said:
From the summary box:qbadger said:Leeds Home Deposit Saver
Do they accept instruction to pay the interest to an external bank account instead?
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It was first mentioned by @Kazza242 in this thread on 15/3/24.Sussex_Green_Man said:Coventry Building Society
Now offering a Loyalty Regular Saver (Issue 2) paying 6.75% variable, £1-250 per month,
I assume this replaces the Issue 1 version which paid 7% that was withdrawn in December 2023,
I don't know when this was made available but I can't see it in 'the list'. It is not the same as the ordinary Coventry BS Regular Saver which offers 5%. Apologies if I have missed a previous notification post regarding this account.
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Afraid not, I paid a whisker after 1pm before Chrimbo and it was deposited the next day.ForumUser7 said:Gatehouse Regular Saver.
1pm cut off for same day funding. Has anyone ever had any luck with funding around 13:45 (now) or later instead for same day please?
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Thanks for the heads up - I'll make the withdrawal next weekBridlington1 said:
Though I seem to recall whenever I've made withdrawals from Leeds BS accounts the funds have arrived the next working day so if you try and withdraw the interest today it probably won't arrive till Tuesday (tomorrow is Good Friday), with the funds withdrawn not earning interest during this time.ForumUser7 said:
Thanks - reminded me interest was due today! Regular Saver normal variant interest has also been credited today, future dated to 31.03.2024.Bridlington1 said:
From the summary box:qbadger said:Leeds Home Deposit Saver
Do they accept instruction to pay the interest to an external bank account instead?
PloughmansLunch said:
Afraid not, I paid a whisker after 1pm before Chrimbo and it was deposited the next day.ForumUser7 said:Gatehouse Regular Saver.
1pm cut off for same day funding. Has anyone ever had any luck with funding around 13:45 (now) or later instead for same day please?
Thank you
Aw man, I've missed March's deposit (this will count as April). Serves me right for dilly dallying with funding it haha.If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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Usual Drill: Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 50) now NLA, replaced by Issue 51 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 31/3/26.
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Where's the attraction ?Bridlington1 said:Usual Drill: Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 50) now NLA, replaced by Issue 51 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 31/3/26.
There are better regular saver rates available and it's variable, there are fixed rates out there.0 -
Yes there are many, but I believe it's posted to keep page 1 updated with the latest account as it's falls within the criteria.subjecttocontract said:
Where's the attraction ?Bridlington1 said:Usual Drill: Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 50) now NLA, replaced by Issue 51 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 31/3/26.
There are better regular saver rates available and it's variable, there are fixed rates out there.3 -
Oh ok......It's just that the thread is headed 'reg savers....the best currently available', and this just isnt.Wheres_My_Cashback said:
Yes there are many, but I believe it's posted to keep page 1 updated with the latest account as it's falls within the criteria.subjecttocontract said:
Where's the attraction ?Bridlington1 said:Usual Drill: Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 50) now NLA, replaced by Issue 51 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 31/3/26.
There are better regular saver rates available and it's variable, there are fixed rates out there.0 -
5.25% still sits above EA so if you've exhausted all accounts above that, it's still an attractive proposition, especially considering EA rates are falling quicker than RS.subjecttocontract said:
Oh ok......It's just that the thread is headed 'reg savers....the best currently available', and this just isnt.Wheres_My_Cashback said:
Yes there are many, but I believe it's posted to keep page 1 updated with the latest account as it's falls within the criteria.subjecttocontract said:
Where's the attraction ?Bridlington1 said:Usual Drill: Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 50) now NLA, replaced by Issue 51 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 31/3/26.
There are better regular saver rates available and it's variable, there are fixed rates out there.
5.25% accounts are going to get even more attractive in the current climate, hence I've kept many older ones in the background ready to be used again.4
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