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I'm new to all of this savings stuff and have opened and maxed out the accounts listed on the MSE website.
I've opened a NatWest 6.17% Regular Digital Saver, is there anything stopping me opening a RBS one too?0 -
Nope you can have both2
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Nope, may as well have them both open as there's only a £150 max deposit a month limit so will take a long time to max each one out at £5000ThePirates said:I'm new to all of this savings stuff and have opened and maxed out the accounts listed on the MSE website.
I've opened a NatWest 6.17% Regular Digital Saver, is there anything stopping me opening a RBS one too?1 -
Opened the new Principality, bit confused by them paying interest in January, shouldn't it be paid when the year is up? 🤔0
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jameseonline said:Opened the new Principality, bit confused by them paying interest in January, shouldn't it be paid when the year is up? 🤔Plenty of other building societies pay annually at the start or end of the calendar year. Mansfield, for one.They'll also pay interest upon closure if any is due too.1
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I have previously read on here of people being able to max one out within a month using double round ups. I maxed out both of mine in around 7-8 months.jameseonline said:
Nope, may as well have them both open as there's only a £150 max deposit a month limit so will take a long time to max each one out at £5000ThePirates said:I'm new to all of this savings stuff and have opened and maxed out the accounts listed on the MSE website.
I've opened a NatWest 6.17% Regular Digital Saver, is there anything stopping me opening a RBS one too?2 -
That's what I was wondering like will there be 2 lots of interest for the principality account?WillPS said:jameseonline said:Opened the new Principality, bit confused by them paying interest in January, shouldn't it be paid when the year is up? 🤔Plenty of other building societies pay annually at the start or end of the calendar year. Mansfield, for one.They'll also pay interest upon closure if any is due too.0 -
It's 33 months if you do it the normal way. If you game the round-up system I think you can do 100 transactions each day, with £1.98 into the savings account each transaction. Good luck to you if you have the patience to do ~2500 transactions.Stargunner said:
I have previously read on here of people being able to max one out within a month using double round ups. I maxed out both of mine in around 7-8 months.jameseonline said:
Nope, may as well have them both open as there's only a £150 max deposit a month limit so will take a long time to max each one out at £5000ThePirates said:I'm new to all of this savings stuff and have opened and maxed out the accounts listed on the MSE website.
I've opened a NatWest 6.17% Regular Digital Saver, is there anything stopping me opening a RBS one too?2 -
I don't understand the round up trick or whatever people call it, but generally speaking it's a £150 deposit a month per brandStargunner said:
I have previously read on here of people being able to max one out within a month using double round ups. I maxed out both of mine in around 7-8 months.jameseonline said:
Nope, may as well have them both open as there's only a £150 max deposit a month limit so will take a long time to max each one out at £5000ThePirates said:I'm new to all of this savings stuff and have opened and maxed out the accounts listed on the MSE website.
I've opened a NatWest 6.17% Regular Digital Saver, is there anything stopping me opening a RBS one too?0 -
https://www.natwest.com/savings/tools-for-savings/round-ups.htmljameseonline said:
I don't understand the round up trick or whatever people call it, but generally speaking it's a £150 deposit a month per brandStargunner said:
I have previously read on here of people being able to max one out within a month using double round ups. I maxed out both of mine in around 7-8 months.jameseonline said:
Nope, may as well have them both open as there's only a £150 max deposit a month limit so will take a long time to max each one out at £5000ThePirates said:I'm new to all of this savings stuff and have opened and maxed out the accounts listed on the MSE website.
I've opened a NatWest 6.17% Regular Digital Saver, is there anything stopping me opening a RBS one too?
Make a debit card transaction for an odd amount (eg. £1.01) and NatWest/RBS will round up the transaction to £2, and put the difference (99p) into a nominated savings account. They also offer a double round-up version, which allows £1.98 to be saved each transaction.4
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