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Did you get an email or is this like a new issue or something?t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.1 -
States on the product page:jameseonline said:
Did you get an email or is this like a new issue or something?t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.
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Of the 5 different Principality BS Regular Savers which I currently have, this is the only one which doesn't have a fixed rate.t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.4 -
For those raising complaints with Mon BS as a matter of principle to get them to stick to their own rules, are they also going to complain to Lloyds to get them to stick to their rules too? Thought not.flaneurs_lobster said:
It does. However the consideration might be what to do with the money removed from the (say) Lloyds Club RS currently earning 6.25%.easyasonetwothree said:
For Lloyds at least they say you can't open another regular Saver until the 12 month anniversary anyway. So I don't think the renew trick works with them?twadds123 said:Lloyds, BOS, Halifax regular savers.I have all these due to end in a few months time, just wondering if any one feels it is worth using the "renew" trick to start them again now to lock in the interest rate for another 12 months?With the base rate coming down just wondering if they will drop their rates in the coming months?Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j2 -
Fair enough, I just would have thought they would have emailed about it around the same time as changing it on their site.Bridlington1 said:
States on the product page:jameseonline said:
Did you get an email or is this like a new issue or something?t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.
Now wondering if any others will change.1 -
5?, so you have 2 different issues of their 5.5% then or am I missing something?Hattie627 said:
Of the 5 different Principality BS Regular Savers which I currently have, this is the only one which doesn't have a fixed rate.t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.0 -
The First Home Steps Account pages also state those accounts will fall to 5%jameseonline said:
Fair enough, I just would have thought they would have emailed about it around the same time as changing it on their site.Bridlington1 said:
States on the product page:jameseonline said:
Did you get an email or is this like a new issue or something?t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.
Now wondering if any others will change.
I'm sure Principality will be announcing these changes more widely over the next few days2 -
I also have 5, if that helps:jameseonline said:
5?, so you have 2 different issues of their 5.5% then or am I missing something?Hattie627 said:
Of the 5 different Principality BS Regular Savers which I currently have, this is the only one which doesn't have a fixed rate.t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.Principality Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond
Principality 1 Year Regular Saver Bond (Issue 34)
Principality 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond
Principality Triple Access Regular Saver
Principality 6 Month Regular Saver
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I've notched up 8. All of the ones you mention plus Issue 33 of their 1Y Regular Saver Bond and the FHS Online Issues 2 and 3.DJDools said:
I also have 5, if that helps:jameseonline said:
5?, so you have 2 different issues of their 5.5% then or am I missing something?Hattie627 said:
Of the 5 different Principality BS Regular Savers which I currently have, this is the only one which doesn't have a fixed rate.t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.Principality Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond
Principality 1 Year Regular Saver Bond (Issue 34)
Principality 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond
Principality Triple Access Regular Saver
Principality 6 Month Regular Saver
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These are the 5 I have. All are fixed rate, except the Triple Access Saver, which is only £50 per month.DJDools said:
I also have 5, if that helps:jameseonline said:
5?, so you have 2 different issues of their 5.5% then or am I missing something?Hattie627 said:
Of the 5 different Principality BS Regular Savers which I currently have, this is the only one which doesn't have a fixed rate.t1redmonkey said:Principality 1 year Triple Access Regular Saver reducing from 6% to 5.75% from 12th September.Principality Maturity Winter Regular Saver Bond
Principality 1 Year Regular Saver Bond (Issue 34)
Principality 2 Year Healthy Habits Saver Bond
Principality Triple Access Regular Saver
Principality 6 Month Regular Saver
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