Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

colsten

bristolleedsfan said

As I mentioned Issue 2 was showing as available to open new rate 1.6% which has now been rectified, Issue 3 still showing as available to open on new rate leaflet

Things have obviously been moving at a pace as since (at least) 1:04pm today, when I took the screenshot, YBS say "At the moment we have no regular savings products on sale"

SuperHans1

bristolleedsfan said:

Y.B.S Monthly Regular Saver Issue 3 down to 1.6% from 5th April, email received with link to new rates

I've yet to receive this email? I assume it is being sent out in batches.

bristolleedsfan

colsten said:

bristolleedsfan said

As I mentioned Issue 2 was showing as available to open new rate 1.6% which has now been rectified, Issue 3 still showing as available to open on new rate leaflet

Things have obviously been moving at a pace as since (at least) 1:04pm today, when I took the screenshot, YBS say "At the moment we have no regular savings products on sale"

Answer is very very simple you are looking at and keep displaying a different part of YBS website that I have been referring to, I referring to stated to be 30 day notice of rate changes link in email which when clicked shows rates for available and  not availble to open accounts, Issue 3 is showing as available to open with new rates effective from 5th April

typistretired

The leaflet in the PDF was printed on 11th March 2020, date BOE reduced base rate -
 7 days ago.

bristolleedsfan

typistretired said:

The leaflet in the PDF was printed on 11th March 2020, date BOE reduced base rate -
 7 days ago.

Still not 30 days notice, seemingly desperate to implement rate cut asap

typistretired

The 30 days notice account is a different account to regular saver 3 it just happens to be listed after the regular saver 3 on the leaflet.

30 days notice is the time you have to apply to them before you can  withdraw savings -nothing to do with them giving notice about savings rates.

bristolleedsfan

typistretired said:

30 days notice is the time you have to apply to them before you can  withdraw savings -nothing to do with them giving notice about savings rates.

Taken from YBS General T+C  Savings Accounts 11.1 "  (i) if the change is to your disadvantage not less than 30 days before it takes effect by personal notice. ........"

PDF File is called " 30 day Notice Rate ( should say change) 11 03 20"  when opened there is a rate change leaflet in respect of all available and not available accounts showing old rates as of 11 March 2020 and new rates as of 5 April 2020

JamesRobinson48

Loughborough BS has pulled its RS product (paying 2.00%).

nottsphil

typistretired said:

The 30 days notice account is a different account to regular saver 3 it just happens to be listed after the regular saver 3 on the leaflet.

30 days notice is the time you have to apply to them before you can  withdraw savings -nothing to do with them giving notice about savings rates.

BristolLeedsfan has never even mentioned this account, so it's not him who's getting confused. If you are replying to somebody else's post, then maybe quote them? 

soulsaver

nottsphil said:

typistretired said:

The 30 days notice account is a different account to regular saver 3 it just happens to be listed after the regular saver 3 on the leaflet.

30 days notice is the time you have to apply to them before you can  withdraw savings -nothing to do with them giving notice about savings rates.

BristolLeedsfan has never even mentioned this account, so it's not him who's getting confused. If you are replying to somebody else's post, then maybe quote them? 

Oh yes he has..