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granta said:Bank of Scotland Regular Saver - renewal
I've been able to use the 'renewal' process successfully to close and re-open my Lloyds and Halifax regular savers. However, this approach doesn't work for the BoS one. I just keep getting the 'something's gone wrong' page after trying many times on both the Halifax and BoS online pages whilst logged in.
Is this other people's experiences or is there a way around this please?0 -
Thomas_Crown said:jameseonline said:Thomas_Crown said:The variable interest rate on the Coventry BS Loyalty Regular Saver, is reducing from 7.00% to 6.75% on 2nd September 2024.
Had a look on the website, can't see any rate changes for loyalty regulars on
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/help/member-support/bank-of-england-base-rate.html
Or
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/savings/all-savings.html
So went to
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/savings/closed-accounts.html
Still nothing.
Did you get an email?1 -
granta said:Bank of Scotland Regular Saver - renewal
I've been able to use the 'renewal' process successfully to close and re-open my Lloyds and Halifax regular savers. However, this approach doesn't work for the BoS one. I just keep getting the 'something's gone wrong' page after trying many times on both the Halifax and BoS online pages whilst logged in.
Is this other people's experiences or is there a way around this please?1 -
DJDools said:granta said:Bank of Scotland Regular Saver - renewal
I've been able to use the 'renewal' process successfully to close and re-open my Lloyds and Halifax regular savers. However, this approach doesn't work for the BoS one. I just keep getting the 'something's gone wrong' page after trying many times on both the Halifax and BoS online pages whilst logged in.
Is this other people's experiences or is there a way around this please?That doesn't sound like the correct process, as you should not need to withdraw anything until you've successfully "upgraded" to an easy access saver. At that point you don't hold a RS, and as far as the system is concerned never did, so you can apply for a new one with or without withdrawing from your upgraded account.Edit: or, as chris_the_bee points out upthread, for BoS you need to fully close the account and wait until the next morning to open a new one.0 -
chris_the_bee said:granta said:Bank of Scotland Regular Saver - renewal
I've been able to use the 'renewal' process successfully to close and re-open my Lloyds and Halifax regular savers. However, this approach doesn't work for the BoS one. I just keep getting the 'something's gone wrong' page after trying many times on both the Halifax and BoS online pages whilst logged in.
Is this other people's experiences or is there a way around this please?
Select the account, then More Actions, then Account Services, then Close Account. There must be less than £5 in the account, if not, you need to reduce it. Then you can close the RS. I think you have to wait for an overnight run before you can open a new one.
1. Upgrade the existing RS to another savings account
2. Log out and login again
3. Open the new RS
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chris_the_bee said:granta said:Bank of Scotland Regular Saver - renewal
I've been able to use the 'renewal' process successfully to close and re-open my Lloyds and Halifax regular savers. However, this approach doesn't work for the BoS one. I just keep getting the 'something's gone wrong' page after trying many times on both the Halifax and BoS online pages whilst logged in.
Is this other people's experiences or is there a way around this please?
Select the account, then More Actions, then Account Services, then Close Account. There must be less than £5 in the account, if not, you need to reduce it. Then you can close the RS. I think you have to wait for an overnight run before you can open a new one.0 -
DJDools said:granta said:Bank of Scotland Regular Saver - renewal
I've been able to use the 'renewal' process successfully to close and re-open my Lloyds and Halifax regular savers. However, this approach doesn't work for the BoS one. I just keep getting the 'something's gone wrong' page after trying many times on both the Halifax and BoS online pages whilst logged in.
Is this other people's experiences or is there a way around this please?1 -
Coventry BS Rate Decreases From 2/9/24:
NLA:
Loyalty Regular Saver (2) from 6.75% to 6.5%
First Home Saver from 5.6% to 5.35%
This is in addition to Loyalty Regular Saver from 7% to 6.75% which has already been announced on this forum.
Currently available:
Regular Saver (6) from 5% to 4.75%
First Home Saver from 5.05% to 4.8%
Regular Saver (5) from 5.5% to 5.25%
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/content/dam/cbs/member/pdfs/savings/variable-savings-rates-august-2024.pdf24 -
As expected really. It took them a while to do nothing different than most others.
I have noticed though on Bridlington's other post on the easy access thread some of Coventry's other accounts haven't gone the whole hog of 0.25% so well done Coventry for that.0
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