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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

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  • allegro120
    allegro120 Posts: 1,868 Forumite
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    edited 11 November 2024 at 7:05PM
    jaypers said:
    Based on the rates dropping I might just grab a Halifax RS at 5.5% while it’s still there. 
    I’ve opened a few regular savers with a fixed rate of 5% (with penalty free and notice free access) or higher since BOE lowered the base rate and wife has done the same.

    Halifax 5.5%, Lloyds 5.25%, Santander 5%.  

    Will open the Principality 5.15% later today.

    Shame I can’t renew my BOS 5.5%


    My Principality Maturity Regular Saver Bond at 6.25% matures this Wednesday. I opened a Christmas 2025 Regular Saver Bond at 7%, on the 1st November. I know that it's a maximum of £125.00 pm but I think 5.15% is too low at the moment.
    I have 6 regular savers with Principality at he moment, all between 5.5% and 7%.  Currently my minimum threshold for RS is 5.25%.  This is because my easy/instant access account (Cahoot Simple Saver) is paying 5.12%, but this will end in two month's time, I will have to go with whatever is paying best out of my EA collection at the time - don't know what it will be but I'm sure it will be something below 5%.  This makes me think that perhaps now is the time to reconsider my RS margins.  I don't have a crystal ball but it looks like 5.15% RS offers will be at the top of the league in a very near future.
  • I have a Halifax 5.5% regular saver due to mature on the 21st November - I didn't fund it last year, it simply rolled over from the previous year.  Is there any way I can close it early, and open a new one this week? I've had a letter today saying that on the 21st it will mature then automatically renew but I think the rate will drop before then.  I'd like to be able to get it going for another year from now but I daren't cancel it in case it then doesn't allow me to start on the renewal date. Should I hold out for the 21st or is there another option?  Thanks in advance 

  • Sorry, just realised my question probably shouldn't be in the "best available list" section! I'll pop it on a new thread
  • Speculator
    Speculator Posts: 2,345 Forumite
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    edited 11 November 2024 at 7:35PM
    I have a Halifax 5.5% regular saver due to mature on the 21st November - I didn't fund it last year, it simply rolled over from the previous year.  Is there any way I can close it early, and open a new one this week? I've had a letter today saying that on the 21st it will mature then automatically renew but I think the rate will drop before then.  I'd like to be able to get it going for another year from now but I daren't cancel it in case it then doesn't allow me to start on the renewal date. Should I hold out for the 21st or is there another option?  Thanks in advance 

    Just "renew" it to everyday saver then log out   log in and open new 5.5% regular saver.


  • Thanks Speculator, it is saying that if I don't want to renew I can open an Everyday Saver but would it do this instantly or would it roll over into this on the renewal date (21st?)  Sorry to be dense!
  • Speculator
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    Thanks Speculator, it is saying that if I don't want to renew I can open an Everyday Saver but would it do this instantly or would it roll over into this on the renewal date (21st?)  Sorry to be dense!
    I always renew it to Everyday saver, then log out and log back in to open a new regular saver. Takes 5 mins.   You don't need to wait until the 21st. 
  • Thanks so much, it was instant!!  Really appreciate your swift responses
  • Bridlington1
    Bridlington1 Posts: 3,733 Forumite
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    edited 11 November 2024 at 8:09PM
    HRBS Interest Rate Reductions From 29/11/24:

    Currently available:
    Regular Saver 30 Day Notice Issue 2 reduction from 4.85% to 4.6%

    NLA:
    Regular Saver 30 Day Notice from 5% to 4.75%
  • exel1966
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    HRBS Interest Rate Reductions From 29/11/24:

    Currently available:
    Regular Saver 30 Day Notice Issue 2 reduction from 4.85% to 4.6%

    NLA:
    Regular Saver 30 Day Notice from 5% to 4.5%
    4.75%         
  • exel1966 said:
    HRBS Interest Rate Reductions From 29/11/24:

    Currently available:
    Regular Saver 30 Day Notice Issue 2 reduction from 4.85% to 4.6%

    NLA:
    Regular Saver 30 Day Notice from 5% to 4.5%
    4.75%         
    Apologies for the error. Now corrected.
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