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Thanks. Looks like my Nationwide account would workflaneurs_lobster said:0 -
There are five times as many savers as mortgage holders so the latter are the minority, not that I want them to be crushed by unreasonably high interest rates.jaypers said:
Much as I like savings rates being high, for the good of the majority I hope base rates reduce rather than turn around and go up again.subjecttocontract said:I'm hopeful that rates will rise again next year. The economy and the fiscal decisions being made don't give me a feeling that we are on a regular downward path. World events, trade, USA etc will also have an impact. But none of us really know what the future holds.8 -
A low inflation, low interest rate environment can be good for both savers and borrowers. What matters is the margin between interest rates and inflation.Often when interest rates are high, inflation has been even higher, and that's bad for savers.
Depends how you define a saver. Most have very little saved and would hardly benefit from a higher interest rate, yet would suffer if their bills continued to rise at a rate justifying continued high interest rates. Other forms of debt should also be considered.apt said:There are five times as many savers as mortgage holders so the latter are the minority, not that I want them to be crushed by unreasonably high interest rates.6 -
Leeds BS RS Issue 55Bridlington1 said:
Additionally it seems the Leeds BS RS Issue 55 is indeed still currently at 5.25%, unlike all other issues of their regular saver. I guessed the application link to it over the weekend and funded it to confirm the rate and it does show as 5.25% still.
Inspired by this, I thought I'd see if I could guess the application link as well, and was successful. Opened and funded today with £100 by debit card. Thanks.3 -
Can you kindly share the link please? I couldn’t figure it out. Thanks!HHUK said:
Leeds BS RS Issue 55Bridlington1 said:
Additionally it seems the Leeds BS RS Issue 55 is indeed still currently at 5.25%, unlike all other issues of their regular saver. I guessed the application link to it over the weekend and funded it to confirm the rate and it does show as 5.25% still.
Inspired by this, I thought I'd see if I could guess the application link as well, and was successful. Opened and funded today with £100 by debit card. Thanks.0 -
Leeds Building Society Regular Saver (Issue 55)
Don't know if it's the same method that @Bridlington1 uses, but this worked for me (basically starting an application for the current issue 58, then replacing the 58 in both places it appears in the address bar by 55):
https://access.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/AccountOpening/ApplyOnline?productIdentifier=REGSAVER55&tcFilename=REGSAVER55.pdf&declarationFilename=declarations/non-isa//&campaignCustomerType=null&campaignSource=null&campaignMedium=null&campaignName=null&_gl=1*19u886y*_ga*MTE1NDk3ODQ3OS4xNzMxOTM4MTYy*_ga_EJ9PYH991B*MTczMjAxNjUxMC4zLjEuMTczMjAxNjUyNS4wLjAuMA..*_ga_GTKQWWCHW8*MTczMjAxNjUxMC4zLjEuMTczMjAxNjUyNi4wLjAuMA..*_ga_5VQGSWW2RR*MTczMjAxNjUxMC4zLjEuMTczMjAxNjUyNS4wLjAuMA..2 -
You can also remove all of the tracking code from the URL and just use:
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That's the link I used. You can also do the same with their other accounts, e.g. Home Deposit Saver etc.CuparLad said:You can also remove all of the tracking code from the URL and just use:
Coventry BS also follows the same method but disable the application links when they go NLA4 -
For anyone who's still got the first edition Principality Learner Earner, I have received notice the interest rate is going down to 5.35% from 5th December.
Apologies if this has already been posted!I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1
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