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WillPS said:Aidanmc said:WillPS said:Market Harborough 6% (fixed), with credit to @35har1old above
- Save between £10 – £250 a month
- Annual interest paid on maturity
- You must make regular monthly deposits
- Even with a penalty early withdrawals are not allowed (closure is not permitted either)
- Initial deposit must be received with 10 days of opening the account
Matures end of November 2025.Seems only for UK Mainland residents
That's a bit of a weird stipulation, as it'd imply residents of the Isle of Wight and the Scottish islands couldn't apply (otherwise they'd say 'GB resident', surely?). Either way presumably NI residents are out of luck on this one unfortunately.
I thought it a bit strange also, just emailed them and had a very quick response confirming that they DO accept applications from N.Ireland
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So assuming a FP today and 1 on 1/10 by SO, when to make the LAST SO pmt??0
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Aidanmc said:WillPS said:Aidanmc said:WillPS said:Market Harborough 6% (fixed), with credit to @35har1old above
- Save between £10 – £250 a month
- Annual interest paid on maturity
- You must make regular monthly deposits
- Even with a penalty early withdrawals are not allowed (closure is not permitted either)
- Initial deposit must be received with 10 days of opening the account
Matures end of November 2025.Seems only for UK Mainland residents
That's a bit of a weird stipulation, as it'd imply residents of the Isle of Wight and the Scottish islands couldn't apply (otherwise they'd say 'GB resident', surely?). Either way presumably NI residents are out of luck on this one unfortunately.
I thought it a bit strange also, just emailed them and had a very quick response confirming that they DO accept applications from N.Ireland
Good news but puzzling what they mean by 'mainland' in that case then? Presumably they mean to exclude the Channel Islands, Isle of Manx, Gibraltar and the Falklands - but UK would already adequately cover that.
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castle96 said:So assuming a FP today and 1 on 1/10 by SO, when to make the LAST SO pmt??
Satuday, 1st November 2025 - unless they're one of these providers who won't credit until next working day, in which case Monday, 3rd November 2025 (if you're fussed about 2 days of interest on £250).
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So after a call to Market Harb BS, they have agreed to make the max pay in 15 payments! So a max £3750
and will be amending the terms to reflect that shortly...
And another morsel of interest - they update deposits every 2 hours during office hours ... so you should be able to see weekday deposits online same day made before 15.00 hours.
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WillPS said:Market Harborough 6% (fixed), with credit to @35har1old above
- Save between £10 – £250 a month
- Annual interest paid on maturity
- You must make regular monthly deposits
- Even with a penalty early withdrawals are not allowed (closure is not permitted either)
- Initial deposit must be received with 10 days of opening the account
Matures end of November 2025.0 -
35har1old said:WillPS said:Market Harborough 6% (fixed), with credit to @35har1old above
- Save between £10 – £250 a month
- Annual interest paid on maturity
- You must make regular monthly deposits
- Even with a penalty early withdrawals are not allowed (closure is not permitted either)
- Initial deposit must be received with 10 days of opening the account
Matures end of November 2025.What they're saying is if you have both accounts you can't deposit more than £3k/month in total between the two, so if you max out this one you can only contribute up to £2750/month in to the other (although why you'd bother when the interest rate is so low with a notice period for withdrawals defeats me).
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WillPS said:What they're saying is if you have both accounts you can't deposit more than £3k/month in total between the two, so if you max out this one you can only contribute up to £2750/month in to the other (although why you'd bother when the interest rate is so low with a notice period for withdrawals defeats me).
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CuparLad said:WillPS said:What they're saying is if you have both accounts you can't deposit more than £3k/month in total between the two, so if you max out this one you can only contribute up to £2750/month in to the other (although why you'd bother when the interest rate is so low with a notice period for withdrawals defeats me).In that case, what's the point of a monthly saver account with a monthly deposit limit equal to the overall balance limit?I'm putting MHBS on my 'wierd' list. That'll teach 'em.0
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That was very quick and easy to open, well impressed so far! Thankyou for finding this account.3
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