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  • poolboy said:
    Natwest reg saver - my morrisons double round ups by paying each item individually takes about 10 secs per transaction.  I obviously don't do it when there's a q but reg savers have become a hobby.  I m maxed out now, my natwest saver is paying c25 gbp pcm, a nice little earner for doing v little.
    If you've the Reward account, you know they're paying 10% cashback until 27th November in Morrisons....
    ...minimum £30 transactions, lees than this earns 1%
  • RG2015
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    edited 24 November 2024 at 6:27PM
    poolboy said:
    Natwest reg saver - my morrisons double round ups by paying each item individually takes about 10 secs per transaction.  I obviously don't do it when there's a q but reg savers have become a hobby.  I m maxed out now, my natwest saver is paying c25 gbp pcm, a nice little earner for doing v little.
    If you've the Reward account, you know they're paying 10% cashback until 27th November in Morrisons?
    I wasn't aware of this but coincidentally made a random visit to Morrisons (first time since lockdown) and spent £35.16

    Not only got the 10% but also got the expected 1%, hence £3.52 plus £0.35 in cashback.
  • surreysaver
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    RG2015 said:
    poolboy said:
    Natwest reg saver - my morrisons double round ups by paying each item individually takes about 10 secs per transaction.  I obviously don't do it when there's a q but reg savers have become a hobby.  I m maxed out now, my natwest saver is paying c25 gbp pcm, a nice little earner for doing v little.
    If you've the Reward account, you know they're paying 10% cashback until 27th November in Morrisons?
    I wasn't aware of this but coincidentally made a random visit to Morrisons (first time since lockdown) and spent £35.16

    Not only got the 10% but also got the expected 1%, hence £3.52 plus £0.35 in cashback.
    Always worth keeping on top of the offers!
    I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?
  • Re Gatehouse maturity

    If anyone receives more information about the maturity options thing, can you let us know on here please? Saves us all having to ask them about it☺️
  • s71hj
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    RG2015 said:
    poolboy said:
    Natwest reg saver - my morrisons double round ups by paying each item individually takes about 10 secs per transaction.  I obviously don't do it when there's a q but reg savers have become a hobby.  I m maxed out now, my natwest saver is paying c25 gbp pcm, a nice little earner for doing v little.
    If you've the Reward account, you know they're paying 10% cashback until 27th November in Morrisons?
    I wasn't aware of this but coincidentally made a random visit to Morrisons (first time since lockdown) and spent £35.16

    Not only got the 10% but also got the expected 1%, hence £3.52 plus £0.35 in cashback.
    Always worth keeping on top of the offers!
    Is there a tool which keeps track of all the different offers of this type, eg if you are going into eg Morrisons, B and M. Wh Smith, Screwfix etc you can plug it into a search engine and get something that says a card to use to get cashback at that moment in time?
  • Nick_C
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    poolboy said:
    Natwest reg saver - my morrisons double round ups by paying each item individually takes about 10 secs per transaction.  I obviously don't do it when there's a q but reg savers have become a hobby.  I m maxed out now, my natwest saver is paying c25 gbp pcm, a nice little earner for doing v little.
    If you've the Reward account, you know they're paying 10% cashback until 27th November in Morrisons?
    Offers are personalised.  Some may have this offer, I dont currently but have previously had and used it.

    Note, Morrisons sell John Lewis Gift Cards, which you can use to shop in Waitrose.  The cash back offers will often say "does not apply to gift cards" in the T&Cs, but they have no way of knowing what you bought, and I've always had the cashback. 
  • surreysaver
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    s71hj said:
    RG2015 said:
    poolboy said:
    Natwest reg saver - my morrisons double round ups by paying each item individually takes about 10 secs per transaction.  I obviously don't do it when there's a q but reg savers have become a hobby.  I m maxed out now, my natwest saver is paying c25 gbp pcm, a nice little earner for doing v little.
    If you've the Reward account, you know they're paying 10% cashback until 27th November in Morrisons?
    I wasn't aware of this but coincidentally made a random visit to Morrisons (first time since lockdown) and spent £35.16

    Not only got the 10% but also got the expected 1%, hence £3.52 plus £0.35 in cashback.
    Always worth keeping on top of the offers!
    Is there a tool which keeps track of all the different offers of this type, eg if you are going into eg Morrisons, B and M. Wh Smith, Screwfix etc you can plug it into a search engine and get something that says a card to use to get cashback at that moment in time?
    I just check the apps regularly 
    I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?
  • Chadsman
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    Do withdrawals from Gatehouse usually arrive the day they are requested?
    God save the King!
    I'll save Winston Churchill, Jane Austen, J. M. W. Turner and Alan Turing.
  • Bobblehat said:
    Re Gatehouse maturity

    If anyone receives more information about the maturity options thing, can you let us know on here please? Saves us all having to ask them about it☺️
    Phoned this morning ..... the option (online) should be under the Regular Saver Account + "Account Options" ..... but it's not there. CS checked and agreed that it's not there and said sorry, it will be fixed, but in the meanwhile it will mature into an Easy Access account!  Just delays things a bit, so not ideal.
    This regular saver hasn't been Gatehouse's finest hour. After the 13th payment debacle to then find that we are directed to non-existent Maturity Options suggests a lack of care. Now whether this is Gatehouse's problem, or Newcastle Building Society's remains to be seen, but it's not the first time that I've experienced issues with the outsourced service at Wallsend...
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