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trickydicky14 said:West Brom Building Soc Regular saver.
Can I get a 13th payment into this account? Mine is due on the 22nd Dec so hoping I could stick £250 in on the 1st.
Info just states, £250 per calendar month.I don't think so.The least you can pay in monthly is £10 and the most you can pay in monthly is £250. The most you can put away over the 12 month term is £3,000.
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trickydicky14 said:West Brom Building Soc Regular saver.
Can I get a 13th payment into this account? Mine is due on the 22nd Dec so hoping I could stick £250 in on the 1st.
Info just states, £250 per calendar month.1 -
Aidanmc and Hattie 627
Thank you, I missed the bit about max balance, I'd better cancel my standing order for Dec.I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.0 -
Hattie627 said:I've had an email today from Gatehouse Bank saying that my Regular Saver issue 1 matures on 29th November and asking me to enter maturity instructions online. When I go online and into my account, I can't find anywhere to enter maturity instructions. Just wondered if anyone else is experiencing/has experienced this? Maturity is only 5 days away.My email as someone else has mentioned refers to a Gatehouse Bank Fixed Term Deposit account. However the first email which I received on the 15th November specifically refers to my Regular Saver giving both the current balance and end of term date stating that the money will be moved to an Easy Access account (presumably on the maturity date, but this is not explicitly stated). I will email them for clarification.Update I have just had an automated response that my email will be responded to in the next 4 working days. Just enough time then to get the issue resolved0
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Gatehouse
Isn't the 5.30% RS still available?0 -
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.3
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schiff said:Gatehouse
Isn't the 5.30% RS still available?0 -
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.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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surreysaver 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.1
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surreysaver 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.
Not only got the 10% but also got the expected 1%, hence £3.52 plus £0.35 in cashback.2
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