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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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Unfortunately, there's not a spectacular new regular saver coming to the market every day. Where else are we to discuss the workings of the available offerings, if not here?Nick_C said:This thread used to be so useful. It is such a pity that it has been spoiled and rendered virtually useless by selfish forum members. And I think it is disrespectful to SS2 who put so much work into it.
Twenty new posts, and not one of them on topic (including this one).
Anyone needing concise information relating to the best regular savers available at the moment, can easily select the first page of this thread.16 -
Agreed . And when a new RS comes along that is what the discussion naturally evolves into.Middle_of_the_Road said:
Unfortunately, there's not a spectacular new regular saver coming to the market every day. Where else are we to discuss the workings of the available offerings, if not here?Nick_C said:This thread used to be so useful. It is such a pity that it has been spoiled and rendered virtually useless by selfish forum members. And I think it is disrespectful to SS2 who put so much work into it.
Twenty new posts, and not one of them on topic (including this one).
Anyone needing concise information relating to the best regular savers available at the moment, can easily select the first page of this thread.9 -
Many thanksBridlington1 said:As anticipated Principality BS 6 Month Regular Saver at 8% has disappeared from moneyfacts so shall go NLA this morning.
To be replaced by 6 Month Regular Saver (Issue 2) at the same rate of 8%.
For those who wish to apply for the account now. See:
https://online.principality.co.uk/OriginationsUI/Step1?ProductCode=6083&ProductType=RegularSaver
Opened and funded in about 2 minutes and as had closed and renewed issue 1 couple weeks ago am a happy bunny!2 -
I actually find the off topic posts relevant. I know there's those who it annoys, but it's not difficult to scroll past.Nick_C said:This thread used to be so useful. It is such a pity that it has been spoiled and rendered virtually useless by selfish forum members. And I think it is disrespectful to SS2 who put so much work into it.
Twenty new posts, and not one of them on topic (including this one).
I wouldn't necessarily see other threads, that would contain information relevant to people that frequent this thread.
Lately there has been a particular agitant that seems to have taken a dislike to those who go off-thead, but is quite happy to go off thread themselvesI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?10 -
Market Harboroughkippo1 said:Just opened a market harborough fixed term account and had a look at what other accounts i could apply for,
in the apply for menu was the fixed 6% regular saver so i applied online and it let me have it even though on the first page of this thread it said branch only.
it also said you can have two reg savers with a max of £3750 between the two,so could i apply for another one and deposit £250 a month into each until i have £3750.
Thanks
Saw above post so opened Easy Access ISA(available to open online for anyone) then applied for and opened Reg Saver as then available online.
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I do understand that people find it somewhat frustrating that the thread deviates from time to time.
But is it THAT big a deal? Really? There are worse things in life than having to scroll through a page or two.
And then to spend 5-10 minutes complaining about it is massively defeating the object.
**Huge thankyous to the lads and lasses who painstakingly compile the lists on here, I hope they know their efforts are truly appreciated.16 -
It takes SECONDS literally to establish something doesn't directly impact on an area of your strategy and scroll on past.[Deleted User] said:I do understand that people find it somewhat frustrating that the thread deviates from time to time.
But is THAT big a deal? Really? There are worse things in life than having to scroll through a page or two.
And then to spend 5-10 minutes complaining about it is massively defeating the object.
**Huge thankyous to the lads and lasses who painstakingly compile the lists on here, I hope they know their efforts are truly appreciated.9 -
Another piece of drivel to add. Finally got my Zopa invite, so now have a shiny new reg saver funded yesterday. Think I was on the wait list for around 11 days for anyone interested and waiting. Didn't take long to set up, although moving selfie and photo ID required, and for once, both were accepted on first try.
I had decided I wasn't going to do any new RS's for a while, but this one was worthwhile at 7.5% for up to £300 per month in these days of ever decreasing interest rates.12 -
Oh thank you, thank you ToastLady, my brain has just rebooted
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[Deleted User] said:I do understand that people find it somewhat frustrating that the thread deviates from time to time.
But is THAT big a deal? Really? There are worse things in life than having to scroll through a page or two.
And then to spend 5-10 minutes complaining about it is massively defeating the object.
**Huge thankyous to the lads and lasses who painstakingly compile the lists on here, I hope they know their efforts are truly appreciated.Exactly! However, there have been several times that all the info shared actually does help for the majority of the time. Especially if you find yourself in the same boat when applying or even with maturing RS.Seconded!

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