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Principality BSChecked again and the account had now disappeared. Application for a fresh 6 Month Saver accepted and funded.All sorted, now to see if this next issue is worth having.I'd advise anyone seeking to 'refresh' to call up to close the account, as they'll do it for you there and then.1
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Thanks, so 15 x £250 payments plus the unexpected interest effectively goes over that slightlyqbadger said:
Max account balance is £3,750.jd84 said:MHBS rs
Yes, must be a quirk of lasting more than 1 year and maturing 30 November 2025.
Their terms also say you must pay in every month. Mine should be full by September, so not sure how that's going to work if the maximum balance gets enforced... Might have to juggle the last few payments down a little to leave enough room?
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Notts BS NLA RS rate reductions 17/12
Regular saver to 2.15
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The Leek BS have just announced their latest interest rate changes and their Regular Saver (Issue 3) will go from 5.00% to 4.85% AER on 02/01/2025.
The (NLA) Flexible Saver will also go from 3.80% to 3.55% (it's a shame this one slipped a while back, as it was competitive when first released and £1000/month was generous).4 -
Finally got the invite to open a Zopa current account (to get their RS offering of course). and they require photo ID. There are millions of people in the UK who lack photo ID (very often disabled, as I am). So frustrating.5
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An invite from whom?dgpur said:Finally got the invite to open a current account (to get their RS offering of course). and they require photo ID. There are millions of people in the UK who lack photo ID (very often disabled, as I am). So frustrating.0 -
Zopa. I’ve corrected my post.flaneurs_lobster said:
An invite from whom?dgpur said:Finally got the invite to open a current account (to get their RS offering of course). and they require photo ID. There are millions of people in the UK who lack photo ID (very often disabled, as I am). So frustrating.0 -
WillPS said:Principality BSChecked again and the account had now disappeared. Application for a fresh 6 Month Saver accepted and funded.All sorted, now to see if this next issue is worth having.I'd advise anyone seeking to 'refresh' to call up to close the account, as they'll do it for you there and then.
Mine was due to mature in the next 2 or so weeks I think.
I applied online to close it this morning at 7am.
Is closed, new one opened and funded.
If it's available tomorrow morning then I personally would take the risk in asking them to close it first thing. Then open a new one once closed. That's If I hadn't already done it that is0 -
dgpur said:Finally got the invite to open a Zopa current account (to get their RS offering of course). and they require photo ID. There are millions of people in the UK who lack photo ID (very often disabled, as I am). So frustrating.
It's certainly something that is becoming more commonplace. As the only Government issued photo ID document available to all is a passport, maybe it's time to invest in one.2 -
Just a reminder the Saffron BS interest rate reductions come into effect tomorrow. Of note:
Account Old rate New rate Saffron BS 12 Month Members Regular Saver 5.00% 4.75% Saffron BS Small Saver 5.50% 5.00%
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