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gt94sss2 said:Aidanmc said:Just received the 'rejected deposit' email from Gatehouse.Funds will be returned to source account within 2 working days
Edit: I believe that several did when the same issue occurred recently with Monmouthshire BS
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Kim_13 said:surreysaver said:Kim_13 said:Still no withdrawal option showing for those who let it auto convert to the EA.
Wish I’d just specified the full contributed amount and let all of the interest stay, rather than doing this because I wanted to leave behind the minimum possible to retain membership.
When I received the email with maturity options documents attached I instructed to close the account. Later I changed my mind and decided to maintain the membership, so I've sent a secure message asking for rollover. They replied that they've re-selected my option. My plan was to let the account morph, leave £10 in the account and withdraw the rest yesterday (Friday). Unfortunately I didn't realise that there is no ‘withdraw’ button, so I had to message my withdrawal instruction. Got reply this morning (Saturday) that they will process it on Monday and the money will be in my bank account on Tuesday. I will still receive 3.75% interest for these four days, so not too disappointed, but I wish their app had a withdrawal option. I didn't check it before making a decision because I expected it to be there like in other BS apps. Good thing is that they reply on Saturdays, most BS wouldn't do that at weekends.
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The next 1st of the month falls on Sunday. Does anyone know whether the following providers credit interest on funds deposited at weekends: Aldermore, Coventry, MHBS and Newcastle?2
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YBS money has arrived at last, Gatehouse deposit rejected email had arrived also.0
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Good thing is that they reply on Saturdays, most BS wouldn't do that at weekends.
I had two Tipton regular savers - a Regular Saver Issue 2 OCT 24 and a Regular Saver Issue 2 OCT 24 (App). For the non-App version I returned the form they sent with my maturity instructions a couple of weeks ago. For the App version I sent my instructions by private message on 20 October, and received an acknowledgement the following day confirming that the funds would be withdrawn on 1 November and land in my nominated bank account on Monday 4 November.
I have today received a cheque for the proceeds from the non-App account (including the extra £50 I paid in error) less £10, in accordance with the instructions I sent them, and a brand new passbook..
I now have two new Tipton Accounts - an Easy Access Maturity Saver and an Easy Access Maturity Saver (App) holding the sums I wished them to retain. The interest on the non-App account is showing as 3.60% Gross / AER, whilst the interest on the App version is showing as 3.75% Gross / AER.2 -
allegro120 said:The next 1st of the month falls on Sunday. Does anyone know whether the following providers credit interest on funds deposited at weekends: Aldermore, Coventry, MHBS and Newcastle?
Coventry- Yes
MHBS- Cut-off of 3pm on a working day
Newcastle- Not the clearest but implies funds received on a non-working day will earn interest from that day.
The Newcastle BS general Ts&Cs state ``The money will show in your account the same working day, and typically within 2 hours." but will start earning interest ``From the day we receive the money.". Their FAQs state: ``If a deposit is made by electronic transfer, you will receive interest on the day we receive your funds."3 -
Bridlington1 said:allegro120 said:The next 1st of the month falls on Sunday. Does anyone know whether the following providers credit interest on funds deposited at weekends: Aldermore, Coventry, MHBS and Newcastle?
Coventry- Yes
MHBS- Cut-off of 3pm on a working day
Newcastle- Not the clearest but implies funds received on a non-working day will earn interest from that day.
The Newcastle BS general Ts&Cs state ``The money will show in your account the same working day, and typically within 2 hours." but will start earning interest ``From the day we receive the money.". Their FAQs state: ``If a deposit is made by electronic transfer, you will receive interest on the day we receive your funds."
Ayes - Aldermore, BoS, Coventry, Gatehouse, Halifax, Lloyds, Melton, MonBS, Newcastle, Nottingham, Nationwide, Principality, TSB, YBS.
Noes - Co-op, Hanley, Loughborough, Mansfield, MHBS, Progressive, Saffron, Skipton, Virgin.
Does this look correct?
For FD I deposit into current account on the date the SO is due. I have £500 overdraft so it doesn't matter if my deposit arrives after the SO has been taken. Could even delay it for a month, but I don't want to play this game (especially remembering that you've been banned from LBG for taking too much advantage of your overdraft facilities).
For HSBC I've decided to stick to SO and deposit into current account 1 day before SO is due. I'm not sure what happens if SO will go through if I have no money in HSBC current account.3 -
allegro120 said:Bridlington1 said:allegro120 said:The next 1st of the month falls on Sunday. Does anyone know whether the following providers credit interest on funds deposited at weekends: Aldermore, Coventry, MHBS and Newcastle?
Coventry- Yes
MHBS- Cut-off of 3pm on a working day
Newcastle- Not the clearest but implies funds received on a non-working day will earn interest from that day.
The Newcastle BS general Ts&Cs state ``The money will show in your account the same working day, and typically within 2 hours." but will start earning interest ``From the day we receive the money.". Their FAQs state: ``If a deposit is made by electronic transfer, you will receive interest on the day we receive your funds."
Ayes - Aldermore, BoS, Coventry, Gatehouse, Halifax, Lloyds, Melton, MonBS, Newcastle, Nottingham, Nationwide, Principality, TSB, YBS.
Noes - Co-op, Hanley, Loughborough, Mansfield, MHBS, Progressive, Saffron, Skipton, Virgin.
Does this look correct?
For FD I deposit into current account on the date the SO is due. I have £500 overdraft so it doesn't matter if my deposit arrives after the SO has been taken. Could even delay it for a month, but I don't want to play this game (especially remembering that you've been banned from LBG for taking too much advantage of your overdraft facilities).
For HSBC I've decided to stick to SO and deposit into current account 1 day before SO is due. I'm not sure what happens if SO will go through if I have no money in HSBC current account.I have managed to get a payment into Saffron dated the 1st by transferring from an EA, whether it accrued interest I don’t know as I’d just sent across anything above the EA minimum in hope.Due to waiting on Tipton funds I have not yet fully funded Skipton but I sent a £5 FP this morning and it has been credited dated today.3 -
Kim_13 said:allegro120 said:Bridlington1 said:allegro120 said:The next 1st of the month falls on Sunday. Does anyone know whether the following providers credit interest on funds deposited at weekends: Aldermore, Coventry, MHBS and Newcastle?
Coventry- Yes
MHBS- Cut-off of 3pm on a working day
Newcastle- Not the clearest but implies funds received on a non-working day will earn interest from that day.
The Newcastle BS general Ts&Cs state ``The money will show in your account the same working day, and typically within 2 hours." but will start earning interest ``From the day we receive the money.". Their FAQs state: ``If a deposit is made by electronic transfer, you will receive interest on the day we receive your funds."
Ayes - Aldermore, BoS, Coventry, Gatehouse, Halifax, Lloyds, Melton, MonBS, Newcastle, Nottingham, Nationwide, Principality, TSB, YBS.
Noes - Co-op, Hanley, Loughborough, Mansfield, MHBS, Progressive, Saffron, Skipton, Virgin.
Does this look correct?
For FD I deposit into current account on the date the SO is due. I have £500 overdraft so it doesn't matter if my deposit arrives after the SO has been taken. Could even delay it for a month, but I don't want to play this game (especially remembering that you've been banned from LBG for taking too much advantage of your overdraft facilities).
For HSBC I've decided to stick to SO and deposit into current account 1 day before SO is due. I'm not sure what happens if SO will go through if I have no money in HSBC current account.I don't think so, certainly not in my recent experience- For Faster Payments sent on a weekend, bank holiday or after the evening cut-off (typically 6:00 pm) we won’t receive the funds until the next business day. This means that, even though the money might show in your Skipton account, it will not start to earn interest until the next business day.
I paid money into my BRT with FP 12/10/2024 (Saturday) and while it turned up same day the statement date is 14/10/2024. My payment by SO into my RS 01/09/2024 (Sunday) is dated 02/09/20244 -
Got my YBS money today, now wondering where is best to put it all.
In regards to compo etc some banks etc push you to complain then you end up getting it so it's not always about exploiting loopholes etc.
Is there a dedicated thread somewhere for pay in/credit interest?, if not it might be worth doing one.0
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