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@Notepad_Phil , as @RG2015 says, the interest rate dropped to 1.85% for the last few months. I am satisfied that the £68.39 I got is the right amount of interest. It's dire times2
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6th May? Got 66.66 at the weekend - 1p more than I'd calculated. ...0
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Mine matures in January, so I'll be picking up even less 🤷♂️0
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Coventry
I would be interested to know when the folk who got around £68 opened their accounts. My first deposit was 1/10/19 and subsequent deposits were made on the FWDOTM as usual. I got £66.56, 3p more than expected. It takes a lot of days at 2.5% on £500 to make up that difference!
PS: I've twigged it since. I made 1/10 my first deposit date as that suited my routines (I aim to have as many RS deposits as possible on the FWDOTM). I missed out on the interest by not starting it earlier in September.
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schiff said:Coventry
I would be interested to know when the folk who got around £68 opened their accounts. My first deposit was 1/10/19 and subsequent deposits were made on the FWDOTM as usual. I got £66.56, 3p more than expected. It takes a lot of days at 2.5% on £500 to make up that difference!
A little bit of extra admin to set up the payments but it did earn me a massive £1.35 in extra interest0 -
schiff said:I would be interested to know when the folk who got around £68 opened their accounts. My first deposit was 1/10/19 and subsequent deposits were made on the FWDOTM as usual. I got £66.56, 3p more than expected. It takes a lot of days at 2.5% on £500 to make up that difference!
Edit: By my calculation, paying monthly calculations on the 1st would have been delayed by an aggregate of six days from 1-Oct-2019 to 1-Sep-2020.
Unlike Colsten, we had to wait until midday for the matured funds to be credited to our bank accounts!
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I might have to withdraw my Coventry BS Reg Saver funds before maturity (to use as part of my flat deposit, which has happened quicker than expected!) I know that I will have the 30 day interest penalty by withdrawing before maturity, but does anyone know if that will mean I'll lose ALL interest due to me, plus the 30 day penalty amount? Or will I get whatever interest is due up to that point, minus the 30 day penalty?
For ref it would mature in Feb normally. Either way not a lot I can do, just curious as every penny counts!
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That must have been tough, really really tough. I hope you've both got over it.
PS I received £68.16 as I do not use standing orders and was late paying in on a couple of months."Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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