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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

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  • where_are_we
    where_are_we Posts: 1,236 Forumite
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    Santander RS 19 - "jameseonline" - as others have said higher paying accounts have been maxed out.
    Decision is when to open one. Minimum balance is £1 and you can miss as many months deposit as you like.
    Remember it is an "anniversary" RS account so second deposit would be 1 month after the first and so on.
    It is easy to open if you are already a santander customer.
    If you have an old one still running you can close it and open a new one thus locking in for a further 12 months @5%.

  • Santander RS 19 - "jameseonline" - as others have said higher paying accounts have been maxed out.
    Decision is when to open one. Minimum balance is £1 and you can miss as many months deposit as you like.
    Remember it is an "anniversary" RS account so second deposit would be 1 month after the first and so on.
    It is easy to open if you are already a santander customer.
    If you have an old one still running you can close it and open a new one thus locking in for a further 12 months @5%.

    Re: Santander Regular eSaver 

    I have the Issue 18 and I had no idea it's an 'anniversary' type account. I just pay in whatever sum is good for any given month on the first of each month. I *think* I received the correct due interest from Santander when it renewed itself and the interest was paid!
  • wmb194
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    DJDools said:
    Santander RS 19 - "jameseonline" - as others have said higher paying accounts have been maxed out.
    Decision is when to open one. Minimum balance is £1 and you can miss as many months deposit as you like.
    Remember it is an "anniversary" RS account so second deposit would be 1 month after the first and so on.
    It is easy to open if you are already a santander customer.
    If you have an old one still running you can close it and open a new one thus locking in for a further 12 months @5%.

    Re: Santander Regular eSaver 

    I have the Issue 18 and I had no idea it's an 'anniversary' type account. I just pay in whatever sum is good for any given month on the first of each month. I *think* I received the correct due interest from Santander when it renewed itself and the interest was paid!
    We don't have to guess, we can know; what do the terms and conditions say? If you have an ongoing SO in place at the time of maturity the regular saver will automatically renew at the prevailing rate.

    https://www.santander.co.uk/assets/s3fs-public/AD_documents/regular_saver_issue_19_key_facts_document_save0670jul24ipgcdt.pdf


  • surreysaver
    surreysaver Posts: 4,940 Forumite
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    wmb194 said:
    DJDools said:
    Santander RS 19 - "jameseonline" - as others have said higher paying accounts have been maxed out.
    Decision is when to open one. Minimum balance is £1 and you can miss as many months deposit as you like.
    Remember it is an "anniversary" RS account so second deposit would be 1 month after the first and so on.
    It is easy to open if you are already a santander customer.
    If you have an old one still running you can close it and open a new one thus locking in for a further 12 months @5%.

    Re: Santander Regular eSaver 

    I have the Issue 18 and I had no idea it's an 'anniversary' type account. I just pay in whatever sum is good for any given month on the first of each month. I *think* I received the correct due interest from Santander when it renewed itself and the interest was paid!
    We don't have to guess, we can know; what do the terms and conditions say? If you have an ongoing SO in place at the time of maturity the regular saver will automatically renew at the prevailing rate.

    https://www.santander.co.uk/assets/s3fs-public/AD_documents/regular_saver_issue_19_key_facts_document_save0670jul24ipgcdt.pdf


    I've had the Santander Regular Saver in the past and what's in the T&Cs isn't what happened. I stopped the standing order, but the account didn't close. I had to message them for some human intervention 
    I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?
  • wmb194 said:
    DJDools said:
    Santander RS 19 - "jameseonline" - as others have said higher paying accounts have been maxed out.
    Decision is when to open one. Minimum balance is £1 and you can miss as many months deposit as you like.
    Remember it is an "anniversary" RS account so second deposit would be 1 month after the first and so on.
    It is easy to open if you are already a santander customer.
    If you have an old one still running you can close it and open a new one thus locking in for a further 12 months @5%.

    Re: Santander Regular eSaver 

    I have the Issue 18 and I had no idea it's an 'anniversary' type account. I just pay in whatever sum is good for any given month on the first of each month. I *think* I received the correct due interest from Santander when it renewed itself and the interest was paid!
    We don't have to guess, we can know; what do the terms and conditions say? If you have an ongoing SO in place at the time of maturity the regular saver will automatically renew at the prevailing rate.

    https://www.santander.co.uk/assets/s3fs-public/AD_documents/regular_saver_issue_19_key_facts_document_save0670jul24ipgcdt.pdf


    I've had the Santander Regular Saver in the past and what's in the T&Cs isn't what happened. I stopped the standing order, but the account didn't close. I had to message them for some human intervention 
    I've never had an S.O. for the Santander Regular Saver — and I didn't pay anything in for much of last year, due to better rates elsewhere. It automatically got renewed, even so.
  • soulsaver
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    edited 14 August 2024 at 10:44AM
  • surreysaver
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    ircE said:
    In case not already mentioned, Penrith BS Regular Saver 300 @ 6% is NLA.
    Principality BS Triple Access Regular Saver @ 6% will be declining to 5.75% from 12th Sep.

    Principality's has been mentioned previously. I'm waiting to see if they produce a list of changes, as I have a variable rate ISA with them
    I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?
  • Wheres_My_Cashback
    Wheres_My_Cashback Posts: 4,394 Forumite
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    edited 14 August 2024 at 12:09PM
    ircE said:
    In case not already mentioned, Penrith BS Regular Saver 300 @ 6% is NLA.
    Principality BS Triple Access Regular Saver @ 6% will be declining to 5.75% from 12th Sep.

    Principality's has been mentioned previously. I'm waiting to see if they produce a list of changes, as I have a variable rate ISA with them
    All currently on sale savings accounts were updated under each product online about a week ago.
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