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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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The Ware branch is reopening today after being closed for some time for refurbishment... I assume the account has been launched and named to celebrate this, with a rate which won't leave many disappointed customers among those who can't get to the Ware branch in person.OneUser1 said:
Just to clarify it appears this can only be opened in the specific Ware Branch. Not any of the other half dozen branches. That’s an unusual development. Suggests you couldn’t, for example, open it at the Head Office! How strange.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS to launch a Ware Regular Saver at 4.75%.
Account lasts 3 years, allows unlimited withdrawals and allows deposits of up to £250/mth.
Currently it appears the account shall be branch opening only but once opened the account can be managed online/branch/post/phone.
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It's to celebrate the reopening of the Ware branch after a major refurbishment.OneUser1 said:
Just to clarify it appears this can only be opened in the specific Ware Branch. Not any of the other half dozen branches. That’s an unusual development. Suggests you couldn’t, for example, open it at the Head Office! How strange.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS to launch a Ware Regular Saver at 4.75%.
Account lasts 3 years, allows unlimited withdrawals and allows deposits of up to £250/mth.
Currently it appears the account shall be branch opening only but once opened the account can be managed online/branch/post/phone.2 -
I could get to the Ware branch, but I wont be paying them a visit to open their RS at such an uncompetitive rate.Section62 said:
The Ware branch is reopening today after being closed for some time for refurbishment... I assume the account has been launched and named to celebrate this, with a rate which won't leave many disappointed customers among those who can't get to the Ware branch in person.OneUser1 said:
Just to clarify it appears this can only be opened in the specific Ware Branch. Not any of the other half dozen branches. That’s an unusual development. Suggests you couldn’t, for example, open it at the Head Office! How strange.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS to launch a Ware Regular Saver at 4.75%.
Account lasts 3 years, allows unlimited withdrawals and allows deposits of up to £250/mth.
Currently it appears the account shall be branch opening only but once opened the account can be managed online/branch/post/phone.1 -
...but there may be biscuits!Stargunner said:
I could get to the Ware branch, but I wont be paying them a visit to open their RS at such an uncompetitive rate.Section62 said:
The Ware branch is reopening today after being closed for some time for refurbishment... I assume the account has been launched and named to celebrate this, with a rate which won't leave many disappointed customers among those who can't get to the Ware branch in person.OneUser1 said:
Just to clarify it appears this can only be opened in the specific Ware Branch. Not any of the other half dozen branches. That’s an unusual development. Suggests you couldn’t, for example, open it at the Head Office! How strange.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS to launch a Ware Regular Saver at 4.75%.
Account lasts 3 years, allows unlimited withdrawals and allows deposits of up to £250/mth.
Currently it appears the account shall be branch opening only but once opened the account can be managed online/branch/post/phone.12 -
It could be worse.....I got a satisfaction questionnaire for Metro today. I've only got a minimal amount in a savings account with them that pays 1.65%. Satisfaction ? Non existant.Stargunner said:
I could get to the Ware branch, but I wont be paying them a visit to open their RS at such an uncompetitive rate.Section62 said:
The Ware branch is reopening today after being closed for some time for refurbishment... I assume the account has been launched and named to celebrate this, with a rate which won't leave many disappointed customers among those who can't get to the Ware branch in person.OneUser1 said:
Just to clarify it appears this can only be opened in the specific Ware Branch. Not any of the other half dozen branches. That’s an unusual development. Suggests you couldn’t, for example, open it at the Head Office! How strange.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS to launch a Ware Regular Saver at 4.75%.
Account lasts 3 years, allows unlimited withdrawals and allows deposits of up to £250/mth.
Currently it appears the account shall be branch opening only but once opened the account can be managed online/branch/post/phone.1 -
I suspect it's to coincide with the fact that today is the day the branch reopens after it was refurbished.OneUser1 said:
Just to clarify it appears this can only be opened in the specific Ware Branch. Not any of the other half dozen branches. That’s an unusual development. Suggests you couldn’t, for example, open it at the Head Office! How strange.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS to launch a Ware Regular Saver at 4.75%.
Account lasts 3 years, allows unlimited withdrawals and allows deposits of up to £250/mth.
Currently it appears the account shall be branch opening only but once opened the account can be managed online/branch/post/phone.
I've edited my original post for clarity though.0 -
West Brom.
Received maturity letter today. The account will be automatically transferred into ARS, similar to a recent EARS by Gatehouse. The difference is that West Brom's version is offering ridiculously low rate with loads of restrictions, so I'll have to close it, I already have their bog standard EA (this was the condition for opening RS) so don't need an extra dormant account. They didn't mention any other maturity options in the letter.
It looks like WB's 6% is still available, hope it will still be there at the anniversary.7 -
Hi Folks,
I have just updated the first page of this thread.- Leek BS Regular Saver (Issue 3) interest rate reduces from 5% gross p.a. variable to 4.85% from 2nd January 2025
- Principality BS 6 Month Regular Saver (Issue 2) replaces issue 1 with the same details (7.85% gross p.a. / 8% gross AER fixed on up to £200 per month for 6 months with no withdrawals allowed apart from early closure); you should be able to hold this in addition to a previous issue as the terms and conditions state: "This can be a joint account, but you can’t have more than one of this issue number of the Regular Saver Bond in your name."I will do the next update within the next 1-2 weeks.
SS2
For those new to this thread, the first few posts are regularly updated and are on the first page
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list/p136 -
flaneurs_lobster said:
...but there may be biscuits!Stargunner said:
I could get to the Ware branch, but I wont be paying them a visit to open their RS at such an uncompetitive rate.Section62 said:
The Ware branch is reopening today after being closed for some time for refurbishment... I assume the account has been launched and named to celebrate this, with a rate which won't leave many disappointed customers among those who can't get to the Ware branch in person.OneUser1 said:
Just to clarify it appears this can only be opened in the specific Ware Branch. Not any of the other half dozen branches. That’s an unusual development. Suggests you couldn’t, for example, open it at the Head Office! How strange.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS to launch a Ware Regular Saver at 4.75%.
Account lasts 3 years, allows unlimited withdrawals and allows deposits of up to £250/mth.
Currently it appears the account shall be branch opening only but once opened the account can be managed online/branch/post/phone.
And tea & coffee
They might even have something a little stronger, being that time of year.Still, not a competative rate, at the moment. I agree! Biscuits or no biscuits........# No.2 Save 1p A Day Challenge 2026 £59.17 / £667.95 (1)# No.4 Save £12k in 2026 £2454.88 / £12,000 (1)# No.4 £2 Savers Club 2026 - 25/12 - 24/10 £22 / £200 (1)# No.8 Sealed Pot Challenge 19 - 2026 - 24/12 - 24/10 £50+ / £400 (1)# No.5 Fiver Friday Challenge 2026 £25/£230 (1)# Make £2026 in 2026 £344.52 / £2026 (1)0 -
You have huge admiration from me for finding the only two bits of information in the 34 pages of posts since your last updateSpecial_Saver2 said:24
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