Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

JamesRobinson48

schiff said:

Chorley BS
Slick procedure when the Loyalty Season Saver matures on 31.10.2020. Form and envelope provided to roll over to the new LSS, interest rate 1.35% variable. Roll over is nominal at £1 but no doubt topping up will follow. No need to complete a full application. The balance of the matured funds paid to the nominated account - they say the same day but it's a Saturday. 

Thanks, that sounds fair enough.  Although to be honest, if this rollover Chorley product paying 1.35% variable has similar T&Cs to its predecessor (i.e. no early withdrawal permitted) I'm not sure if I'll go for it.

justforlaugh

Just found that Coventry Building Society Regular Saver ( issue 3) is available to open now.  Interest 1.55 % and can add money up to £500 per month

wiseonesomeofthetime

Already discussed in this thread, but some will welcome you bringing back to recent posts 👍

veryintrigued

schiff said:

Chorley BS
Slick procedure when the Loyalty Season Saver matures on 31.10.2020. Form and envelope provided to roll over to the new LSS, interest rate 1.35% variable. Roll over is nominal at £1 but no doubt topping up will follow. No need to complete a full application. The balance of the matured funds paid to the nominated account - they say the same day but it's a Saturday. 

Important to note that the maximum monthly payment seems to be reducing from 350 to 250 according to the factsheet.

That may catch some out if they let their s.o's run on.

SoozyJ22

A 17p credit has appeared in the bank account linked to my HSBC RS accounts with the description "HSBC SEGREGATED CL".  My last RS matured on the 28th of August. Googling doesn't throw up any useful explanations and the account no longer shows in my app so I can't see if there are any transactions there. Does anyone know what this might be?
Edit: I suppose it might be unrelated to the RS but the timing is interesting given the recent maturity

RG2015

SoozyJ22 said:

A 17p credit has appeared in the bank account linked to my HSBC RS accounts with the description "HSBC SEGREGATED CL".  My last RS matured on the 28th of August. Googling doesn't throw up any useful explanations and the account no longer shows in my app so I can't see if there are any transactions there. Does anyone know what this might be?

No idea, but messing with the maths, I get 17p for the interest for one month's full deposit of £250 at 5% for 5 days.

£250 x 5% x 5 / 365 = 17p

SoozyJ22

RG2015 said:

SoozyJ22 said:

A 17p credit has appeared in the bank account linked to my HSBC RS accounts with the description "HSBC SEGREGATED CL".  My last RS matured on the 28th of August. Googling doesn't throw up any useful explanations and the account no longer shows in my app so I can't see if there are any transactions there. Does anyone know what this might be?

No idea, but messing with the maths, I get 17p for the interest for one month's full deposit of £250 at 5% for 5 days.

£250 x 5% x 5 / 365 = 17p

Interesting! But my account was a 3% one so can't be that. 

RG2015

SoozyJ22 said:

RG2015 said:

SoozyJ22 said:

A 17p credit has appeared in the bank account linked to my HSBC RS accounts with the description "HSBC SEGREGATED CL".  My last RS matured on the 28th of August. Googling doesn't throw up any useful explanations and the account no longer shows in my app so I can't see if there are any transactions there. Does anyone know what this might be?

No idea, but messing with the maths, I get 17p for the interest for one month's full deposit of £250 at 5% for 5 days.

£250 x 5% x 5 / 365 = 17p

Interesting! But my account was a 3% one so can't be that. 

Ah, I got 5 % on mine which matures on 27th September just before they reduced the rate to 2,75%. I thought they were all 5% but I guess it is to do with the HSBC Advance account preferential rate thingy.

polymaff

A reddit correspondent asked the same question - and then realised that the unexpected credit was a switching bonus.

Rather more than 17p, though, but it looks like it is a HSBC code for MFN (Money For Nothing). ...

wiseonesomeofthetime

Could it be the pennies of interest earned while your mature regular saver sat in an easy access instant saver account?

In July, my Santander RS matured. I withdrew the funds and then asked them to close the account, as last year they renewed it despite me not asking for it to be (another story). Result was an extra 12p in interest!