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The West Brom RS Iss 7 Fixed no w/ds (can close) IS available0
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As per the forum suggestion, I let the Small saver mature. I had already given maturity instruction online to open new Small Saver with £50 & rest of the proceeds £568.7 to be credited to my nom acct.allegro120 said:
Mine matured in March. I called Saffron in advance and instructed them to open new Small Saver, put £50 in there and transfer the rest to my nominated account. That worked, maturity day fell on Sunday but i still received my money and saw new account opened on that date.ChewyyBacca said:My Saffron Small Saver is maturing on 4 Oct, Friday. What should be my next course of action?
1. Should I let it mature & wait for the maturity instructions to be executed i.e., new Small Saver opened with £50 & rest proceeds to be credited to my nom acct? Would I be able to access remaining funds: 550+18.61 in my nominated acct on Friday or should I expect credit on Monday? Will the new Small saver be opened on Friday 4 Oct automatically or is there a waiting period of a day or so?
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2. Should I withdraw all the funds now to my nom acct & wait for the interest £18.61 to be credited to the nom account later? And open a new small saver myself either on Friday or Monday, whenever the system allows?
Edit: Actually not a new account, the account number stayed the same, just had to start depositing from scratch. Works the same as with Halifax RS.
Guess what they did?
Nom acct credited with £568.7 + £18.7
New Saver open, with the same acct number with balance £31.3, NOT £50 as requested!
Just WHY?
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I see Martin Lewis is plugging (video) Santaders Simple Saver a/c 4.85%. He is a year out of date !! NLA0
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And you'll get a letter in the post.Kim_13 said:Overfunded amount just arrived back from Principality - so less than 12 hours in my case.
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I today sent £20 to the account - had the processed date been an issue, it would only have accepted £15. It has been applied to my account in full.Kim_13 said:
Wondering the same.jameseonline said:Anyone know what Market Harborough are upto because I can't access their online services & there's nothing till 10th October scheduled.
Wanted to check if my money was credited from yesterday.I topped Melton up to £200 yesterday (within normal working hours, but later than I’d have liked due to funds not arriving from HRBS particularly promptly - but still earlier than Monmouthshire.) It is dated processed today but listed as posted yesterday, so wondering if the account is likely to accept £200 this month?0 -
I may as well stay with the theme from earlier. I'm afraid @Hattie627 beat you to it 2 months ago.pecunianonolet said:Received an email from Coop bank about rate reductions earlier. Good news is the reg saver with 7% remains at it's current rate.1 -
Fair enough, only got their email today so this was news for me today ;-)Bridlington1 said:
I may as well stay with the theme from earlier. I'm afraid @Hattie627 beat you to it 2 months ago.pecunianonolet said:Received an email from Coop bank about rate reductions earlier. Good news is the reg saver with 7% remains at it's current rate.1 -
Thanks for the replies. I've opened their basic saver with a view to being able to open the RS in a few days.Snapdragon said:
Yes, I grabbed the West Brom Four Access Saver (Issue 1) at 4.9% which I thought might be useful since rates are dropping on so many Easy & Limited access accounts and more importantly for me it was a very easy stepping stone to the RS so that I didn't need to travel to a branch since I'm out of area. Opened the 4 access, got immediate online access and the following day opened the RS. Unfortunately that EA account went NLA very quickly. Can definitely confirm should they launch another issue, its a decent route to become an existing customer to access the RS. There may be other EA options to become existing member but not currently at a decent rate.mattojgb said:West Brom Regular Saver - Has anyone (from outside the local area) tried opening an easy access account -to become a member - and then opened the regular saver?1 -
Thanks,pecunianonolet said:Received an email from Coop bank about rate reductions earlier. Good news is the reg saver with 7% remains at it's current rate.
My daughter had a letter yesterday saying the Co Op rates were changing. Sheonly has a regular saver with them (same as me, but I didn't get a letter). Yet, the letter didn't show the change in rate. I was checking the website which still shows 7%, so glad you confirmed it. DD is switching bank accounts from Santander to First Direct on her 18th birthday (2 weeks time), so will benefit from the £175 switch money and then have another 7% regular saver with first direct £300 a month.1
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