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jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:Just spoken to Saffron regarding my regular saver and maturity, was told as of today they have a new one you can now open with the same T&C's as before, £50 per month but the interest rate is now 8%
Nothing on website about that new account either.
I'm guessing someone told you slightly wrong information as in you can't apply for it now but also leaked future information, so the information for the new account will be £50 a month @ 8% and that should launch in June when the current 9% one ends give or take a few days
Checking on their website earlier I found a message that they are closed for staff training tomorrow.0 -
gravel_2 said:I know it's not the topic of the thread but this seems to be the only place discussing it - where do I find the Skipton FA Saver? I can't see it on app or web.5
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Kim_13 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:Just spoken to Saffron regarding my regular saver and maturity, was told as of today they have a new one you can now open with the same T&C's as before, £50 per month but the interest rate is now 8%
Nothing on website about that new account either.
I'm guessing someone told you slightly wrong information as in you can't apply for it now but also leaked future information, so the information for the new account will be £50 a month @ 8% and that should launch in June when the current 9% one ends give or take a few days
Checking on their website earlier I found a message that they are closed for staff training tomorrow.
I guess you can call up/go in branch and give them instruction to take £50 out of an existing account (eg the current members month @ 9% which hasn't even ended yet & you'll still probably want to give them instruction as what to do with the remaining money if so, unless happy going into a 2% maturity) for when the time comes.
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simonsmithsays said:trickydicky14 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:Just spoken to Saffron regarding my regular saver and maturity, was told as of today they have a new one you can now open with the same T&C's as before, £50 per month but the interest rate is now 8%
Nothing on website about that new account either.
I'm guessing someone told you slightly wrong information as in you can't apply for it now but also leaked future information, so the information for the new account will be £50 a month @ 8% and that should launch in June when the current 9% one ends give or take a few days
Meaning no need to cancel standing orders for maturing accounts.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.0 -
jameseonline said:Kim_13 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:Just spoken to Saffron regarding my regular saver and maturity, was told as of today they have a new one you can now open with the same T&C's as before, £50 per month but the interest rate is now 8%
Nothing on website about that new account either.
I'm guessing someone told you slightly wrong information as in you can't apply for it now but also leaked future information, so the information for the new account will be £50 a month @ 8% and that should launch in June when the current 9% one ends give or take a few days
Checking on their website earlier I found a message that they are closed for staff training tomorrow.
I guess you can call up/go in branch and give them instruction to take £50 out of an existing account (eg the current members month @ 9% which hasn't even ended yet & you'll still probably want to give them instruction as what to do with the remaining money if so, unless happy going into a 2% maturity) for when the time comes.
I was mainly mulling over whether to submit an instruction at all, as asking them to leave £50 in the maturity account and forward the remainder to a current account or an Easy Access (in preparation for requesting a product switch upon launch seems odd.) Though perhaps the most MSE way would be to ask to withdraw all but £1, request product switch and then add £49 once the switch had been actioned.
I suppose part of it depends on whether the account matures at 00:00 on 31st May (in which case I would internal transfer to an EA myself and then use the majority of the funds during June’s funding round robin) or at 23:59, in which case the money would be earning 2% until at least the 3rd. If their online maturity portal is new, perhaps the process will be more/less efficient than any previous experiences.
In some ways a straightforward maturity instruction and opening the upcoming Members’ Month Saver as a new account would be easier.
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Opened the Skipton FA Save using the link above and deposited £50 by Debit Card.
Interest rate showing as 3.8%, I guess this is standard until the funds clear?0 -
Coventry Loyalty RS at 6.75% has disappeared from moneyfacts suggesting it is about to go NLA.6
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Kim_13 said:jameseonline said:Kim_13 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:jameseonline said:trickydicky14 said:Just spoken to Saffron regarding my regular saver and maturity, was told as of today they have a new one you can now open with the same T&C's as before, £50 per month but the interest rate is now 8%
Nothing on website about that new account either.
I'm guessing someone told you slightly wrong information as in you can't apply for it now but also leaked future information, so the information for the new account will be £50 a month @ 8% and that should launch in June when the current 9% one ends give or take a few days
Checking on their website earlier I found a message that they are closed for staff training tomorrow.
I guess you can call up/go in branch and give them instruction to take £50 out of an existing account (eg the current members month @ 9% which hasn't even ended yet & you'll still probably want to give them instruction as what to do with the remaining money if so, unless happy going into a 2% maturity) for when the time comes.
I was mainly mulling over whether to submit an instruction at all, as asking them to leave £50 in the maturity account and forward the remainder to a current account or an Easy Access (in preparation for requesting a product switch upon launch seems odd.) Though perhaps the most MSE way would be to ask to withdraw all but £1, request product switch and then add £49 once the switch had been actioned.
I suppose part of it depends on whether the account matures at 00:00 on 31st May (in which case I would internal transfer to an EA myself and then use the majority of the funds during June’s funding round robin) or at 23:59, in which case the money would be earning 2% until at least the 3rd. If their online maturity portal is new, perhaps the process will be more/less efficient than any previous experiences.
In some ways a straightforward maturity instruction and opening the upcoming Members’ Month Saver as a new account would be easier.
My instructions for Saffron are always to put into my Saffron Eaay Access Account ( E Saver 20 @ 4.70% a month I think), then I can instruct them to pay my nominated account from that, so any money from accounts that I close or have reached maturity go there rather than have a unnecessary 2% account I can't pay into or need.
My main point was nothing is going to be actioned until the old account has matured & the new version is live so it doesn't really matter if you give them instructions now or you apply on website or in branch yourself.
My 9% account matures 5th June0 -
ThePirates said:Opened the Skipton FA Save using the link above and deposited £50 by Debit Card.
Interest rate showing as 3.8%, I guess this is standard until the funds clear?2 -
For anyone who has a Start to Save Issue 2 account, Nationwide have emailed me to say on maturity it will change a "Continue to Save" instant access account that pays just 2.5%
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