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WillPS said:Principality BS
I'm guessing I should ignore the 'first deposit' info on the sign up flow, which states:The minimum amount to fund is £1.00Maximum deposit is £1200.00
Presumably a £1200 first deposit would fall straight out?0 -
Janie2008 said:WillPS said:Principality BS
I'm guessing I should ignore the 'first deposit' info on the sign up flow, which states:The minimum amount to fund is £1.00Maximum deposit is £1200.00
Presumably a £1200 first deposit would fall straight out?0 -
Oh dear
I attempted to 'renew' my BoS month saver using the technique below BUT...Descrabled said:The technique used is:1 Empty the regular saver.2 Renew account to annother type of saver.3 Bank adds accrued interest.4 Remove interest and close account.5 Bank provides closing statement.6 Open new regular saver if and when required.
I got as far as empty the regular saver, and clicked on the 'renew account' to the right of said saver and got this screen — any idea what went wrong?
I daren't close the account, as I seem to remember BoS don't allow you to open another MS within 12 months (this one had a fair number of months left and I was hoping to fix in the rate to go well into next year).0 -
jameseonline said:10_66 said:jameseonline said:10_66 said:ThePirates said:So the Principality 6 Mth Saver says £200 per month. To maximise interest am I right in thinking £200 today and the the 1st of each month for the next 5 or is it the 20th of each month?
But yes it's a possibility but I doubt it.
It's a 50/50 chance, you said you're pretty sure, but you can't be 100% sure. It may well still be available in a week or two's time, but it's not a certainty. So, if one definitely wants this account then there's only one way of securing it...0 -
DJDools said:
Oh dear
I attempted to 'renew' my BoS month saver using the technique below BUT...Descrabled said:The technique used is:1 Empty the regular saver.2 Renew account to annother type of saver.3 Bank adds accrued interest.4 Remove interest and close account.5 Bank provides closing statement.6 Open new regular saver if and when required.
I got as far as empty the regular saver, and clicked on the 'renew account' to the right of said saver and got this screen — any idea what went wrong?
I daren't close the account, as I seem to remember BoS don't allow you to open another MS within 12 months (this one had a fair number of months left and I was hoping to fix in the rate to go well into next year).
step 1 is unnecessary though, you can renew it with the money in, and since it'll be getting interest may as well do the transfer in one transaction after renewal.1 -
Opened and funded mine last night, as an existing customer, within minutes and zero hassle.0
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BOSThe work around no longer works for the BOS regular saver. It still worked in April for Lloyds, club Lloyds, and Halifax.I now only use Club Lloyds as all my regular savers are 6% interest or more.3
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Descrabled said:BOSThe work around no longer works for the BOS regular saver. It still worked in April for Lloyds, club Lloyds, and Halifax.I now only use Club Lloyds as all my regular savers are 6% interest or more.1
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veggieblob said:Descrabled said:BOSThe work around no longer works for the BOS regular saver. It still worked in April for Lloyds, club Lloyds, and Halifax.I now only use Club Lloyds as all my regular savers are 6% interest or more.1
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Descrabled said:BOSThe work around no longer works for the BOS regular saver. It still worked in April for Lloyds, club Lloyds, and Halifax.I now only use Club Lloyds as all my regular savers are 6% interest or more.In what way did it not work?Was there no renew option?Did it not renew into the right type of account?Were you unable to open a new RS?Other?0
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