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allegro120

ForumUser7 said:

surreysaver said:

simonsmithsays said:

surreysaver said:

Bobblehat said:

pafpcg said:

Bobblehat said:

orange-juice 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.

I checked the Gatehouse maturity options for this morning - no Regular Saver available.  When not logged-in, the Regular Saver option under Savings says this:

"We're sorry, our Regular Saver Account is currently under review. Why not view our Fixed Term, Easy Access, Cash ISA or Notice Accounts."

Yes, Gatehouse CS also confirmed that they are not offering a new RS at the moment. I forgot to say earlier that they would not accept verbal Maturity instructions, it needs to be in writing and with a "wet" signature, not email! As someone said earlier .... not their finest hour!

Perhaps they didn't want us lot with maturing regular savers opening a new one!

It wouldn't be surprising if people openly shouting on here seeking compensation (not just the lost pence) on the 'extra payment' has caused Gatehouse to have a rethink whether it's worth the time and effort.

Wouldn't be a first time the MSE massive have shot themselves in the foot. And it won't be the last

Don't think anyone's after compensation. People just want either accurate T&Cs, or for them to adhere to the T&Cs published. But we've all had this conversation, so no need for you to bring up false accusations again 

I don’t care if a provider offers a 13th payment or not. But I do care if they say they do and then they don’t. Principle 7 IIRC, stuff just needs to be clear, fair, and not misleading - as @surr@surreysaver says - this requires accurate Ts and Cs

Due to this transaction I've lost about 3p in interest :'(. I didn't really mind they got it wrong, I'm sure they've learned from this mistake and will take action.  

simonsmithsays

allegro120 said:

ForumUser7 said:

surreysaver said:

simonsmithsays said:

surreysaver said:

Bobblehat said:

pafpcg said:

Bobblehat said:

orange-juice 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.

I checked the Gatehouse maturity options for this morning - no Regular Saver available.  When not logged-in, the Regular Saver option under Savings says this:

"We're sorry, our Regular Saver Account is currently under review. Why not view our Fixed Term, Easy Access, Cash ISA or Notice Accounts."

Yes, Gatehouse CS also confirmed that they are not offering a new RS at the moment. I forgot to say earlier that they would not accept verbal Maturity instructions, it needs to be in writing and with a "wet" signature, not email! As someone said earlier .... not their finest hour!

Perhaps they didn't want us lot with maturing regular savers opening a new one!

It wouldn't be surprising if people openly shouting on here seeking compensation (not just the lost pence) on the 'extra payment' has caused Gatehouse to have a rethink whether it's worth the time and effort.

Wouldn't be a first time the MSE massive have shot themselves in the foot. And it won't be the last

Don't think anyone's after compensation. People just want either accurate T&Cs, or for them to adhere to the T&Cs published. But we've all had this conversation, so no need for you to bring up false accusations again 

I don’t care if a provider offers a 13th payment or not. But I do care if they say they do and then they don’t. Principle 7 IIRC, stuff just needs to be clear, fair, and not misleading - as @surr@surreysaver says - this requires accurate Ts and Cs

Due to this transaction I've lost about 3p in interest :'(. I didn't really mind they got it wrong, I'm sure they've learned from this mistake and will take action.  

They've certainly done that

😂 

allegro120

flaneurs_lobster said:

subjecttocontract said:

I'm happy to wait for my account to mature into an 'easy whatever' and have the money transferred to my nominated account. Don't see what all the fuss is about.

This "default" action will take 3 working days to move deposits + interest into your nominated account (which you'll have to do yourself). Might well be 5 lapsed days.

Having maturity instructions set would make this move to the nominated account occur on the maturity date. 

I'd rather be using my £3600+ to feed other RS's on the 1st, rather than funding from other accounts.

Is it about Gatehouse? I was under impression that the balance will be transferred to EA on maturity date and as far as I remember withdrawals arrive on the same day. Did I miss something in t&c?

flaneurs_lobster

allegro120 said:

flaneurs_lobster said:

subjecttocontract said:

I'm happy to wait for my account to mature into an 'easy whatever' and have the money transferred to my nominated account. Don't see what all the fuss is about.

This "default" action will take 3 working days to move deposits + interest into your nominated account (which you'll have to do yourself). Might well be 5 lapsed days.

Having maturity instructions set would make this move to the nominated account occur on the maturity date. 

I'd rather be using my £3600+ to feed other RS's on the 1st, rather than funding from other accounts.

Is it about Gatehouse? I was under impression that the balance will be transferred to EA on maturity date and as far as I remember withdrawals arrive on the same day. Did I miss something in t&c?

I hope you are right and I have misremembered.

GetRichOrDieSaving

flaneurs_lobster said:

 allegro120 said:

flaneurs_lobster said:

subjecttocontract said:

I'm happy to wait for my account to mature into an 'easy whatever' and have the money transferred to my nominated account. Don't see what all the fuss is about.

This "default" action will take 3 working days to move deposits + interest into your nominated account (which you'll have to do yourself). Might well be 5 lapsed days.

Having maturity instructions set would make this move to the nominated account occur on the maturity date. 

I'd rather be using my £3600+ to feed other RS's on the 1st, rather than funding from other accounts.

Is it about Gatehouse? I was under impression that the balance will be transferred to EA on maturity date and as far as I remember withdrawals arrive on the same day. Did I miss something in t&c?

I hope you are right and I have misremembered.

This is what I received….

“If we do not receive your maturity instruction before the maturity date, your deposit will be transferred to a Gatehouse Bank Easy Access account. To read more about the Gatehouse Bank Easy Access account and to view the terms and conditions for the account, please visit www.gatehousebank.com/personal/savings/easy-access-account.” 

surreysaver

GetRichOrDieSaving said:

flaneurs_lobster said:

 allegro120 said:

flaneurs_lobster said:

subjecttocontract said:

I'm happy to wait for my account to mature into an 'easy whatever' and have the money transferred to my nominated account. Don't see what all the fuss is about.

This "default" action will take 3 working days to move deposits + interest into your nominated account (which you'll have to do yourself). Might well be 5 lapsed days.

Having maturity instructions set would make this move to the nominated account occur on the maturity date. 

I'd rather be using my £3600+ to feed other RS's on the 1st, rather than funding from other accounts.

Is it about Gatehouse? I was under impression that the balance will be transferred to EA on maturity date and as far as I remember withdrawals arrive on the same day. Did I miss something in t&c?

I hope you are right and I have misremembered.

This is what I received….

“If we do not receive your maturity instruction before the maturity date, your deposit will be transferred to a Gatehouse Bank Easy Access account. To read more about the Gatehouse Bank Easy Access account and to view the terms and conditions for the account, please visit www.gatehousebank.com/personal/savings/easy-access-account.” 

The link for which is an error 404 

Not the most competent of organisations 

Bigwheels1111

I hope they move it into my easy access account that is already up and running, I guess I will find out on Friday.

francoghezzi

Bigwheels1111 said:

I hope they move it into my easy access account that is already up and running, I guess I will find out on Friday.

When I saw that there was finally an easy access account offered by Gatehouse I immediately opened it last week and connected it with my linked current account. So they SHOULD use it to move the funds from my regular saver when it matures on December 2nd (hopefully speaking).

Bobblehat

surreysaver said:

GetRichOrDieSaving said:

flaneurs_lobster said:

 allegro120 said:

flaneurs_lobster said:

subjecttocontract said:

I'm happy to wait for my account to mature into an 'easy whatever' and have the money transferred to my nominated account. Don't see what all the fuss is about.

This "default" action will take 3 working days to move deposits + interest into your nominated account (which you'll have to do yourself). Might well be 5 lapsed days.

Having maturity instructions set would make this move to the nominated account occur on the maturity date. 

I'd rather be using my £3600+ to feed other RS's on the 1st, rather than funding from other accounts.

Is it about Gatehouse? I was under impression that the balance will be transferred to EA on maturity date and as far as I remember withdrawals arrive on the same day. Did I miss something in t&c?

I hope you are right and I have misremembered.

This is what I received….

“If we do not receive your maturity instruction before the maturity date, your deposit will be transferred to a Gatehouse Bank Easy Access account. To read more about the Gatehouse Bank Easy Access account and to view the terms and conditions for the account, please visit www.gatehousebank.com/personal/savings/easy-access-account.” 

The link for which is an error 404 

Not the most competent of organisations 

Either that or the craftiest? 

PloughmansLunch

francoghezzi said:

Bigwheels1111 said:

I hope they move it into my easy access account that is already up and running, I guess I will find out on Friday.

When I saw that there was finally an easy access account offered by Gatehouse I immediately opened it last week and connected it with my linked current account. So they SHOULD use it to move the funds from my regular saver when it matures on December 2nd (hopefully speaking).

Gatehouse have offered an Easy Access since the regular saver was launched, unless I'm missing something? Mine is almost a year old.

I've used it before but can't remember the timescales, so have just withdrawn a tenner from the EA to my linked current account as a test and looks like next working day deposits. My RS matures this Friday so probably no usable funds til Monday.  EDIT: withdrawal just landed same day, so happy days