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Stargunner

simonsmithsays said:

Bridlington1 said:

Chorley Building Society Regular Saver (31.10.2025) at 5.15% replaces their Regular Saver (30.09.2025) at the same rate.

It's a shame that Chorley don't allow you to have a Regular Saver of each issue

At that interest rate I wouldn’t want one, never mind two. Especially with the rate being variable.

simonsmithsays

Stargunner said:

simonsmithsays said:

Bridlington1 said:

Chorley Building Society Regular Saver (31.10.2025) at 5.15% replaces their Regular Saver (30.09.2025) at the same rate.

It's a shame that Chorley don't allow you to have a Regular Saver of each issue

At that interest rate I wouldn’t want one, never mind two. Especially with the rate being variable.

If it's higher than my highest instant access account (currently, but not for long, 4.95%) then I'm in.

I've also just applied for the Leeds BS at a similar rate - the fact you are able to make one withdrawal a year gives it flexibility too.

I won't be drawn into arguing. 

Others will prefer to get less interest or, say, keep thousands in Premium Bonds risking no gain at all.

Each to their own.

Bigwheels1111

AGH, Gatehouse noticed I've opened a second Regular saver.

Now they are closing it.

After managing to get two payments in , in two days.

Stargunner

simonsmithsays said:

Stargunner said:

simonsmithsays said:

Bridlington1 said:

Chorley Building Society Regular Saver (31.10.2025) at 5.15% replaces their Regular Saver (30.09.2025) at the same rate.

It's a shame that Chorley don't allow you to have a Regular Saver of each issue

At that interest rate I wouldn’t want one, never mind two. Especially with the rate being variable.

If it's higher than my highest instant access account (currently, but not for long, 4.95%) then I'm in.

I've also just applied for the Leeds BS at a similar rate - the fact you are able to make one withdrawal a year gives it flexibility too.

I won't be drawn into arguing. 

Others will prefer to get less interest or, say, keep thousands in Premium Bonds risking no gain at all.

Each to their own.

My instant easy access accounts are paying the same or similar rates to those RS’s, so they are of no benefit to me.

PloughmansLunch

13th payment is not allowed for my Gatehouse RS if anyone else is trying to squeeze one last deposit in this month

bioboybill

I know you can't make 13 payments to the Principality RS, but are you able to make a payment today if you paid in a few days ago?

mebu60

bioboybill said:

I know you can't make 13 payments to the Principality RS, but are you able to make a payment today if you paid in a few days ago?

I just have! Not checked if it's landed yet but not expecting any issues.

ToastLady

bioboybill said:

I know you can't make 13 payments to the Principality RS, but are you able to make a payment today if you paid in a few days ago?

Yes you can. Opened account yesterday and funded with £250, another £250 earlier this morning and showing in account.

Bobblehat

PloughmansLunch said:

13th payment is not allowed for my Gatehouse RS if anyone else is trying to squeeze one last deposit in this month

I tried a few minutes ago to transfer a manual 13th payment from my Gatehouse EA to their RS. Already had £3600 in so got a similar message! Darnit!

Kim_13

Tipton

Interest now showing (had let it default due to their poorly laid out options; I wanted to leave £1 in but couldn’t specify this without knowing to the penny how much the interest would be.)

Easy Access apparently, but I can’t find a withdrawal option at all. Anyone had any luck either getting their funds or arranging to receive them on Monday?