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It may have been better posting the above in the best easy access discussion forum,allegro120 said:
My Cahoot 5.12% will end it's term on 18th January and if there's no change GH EARS will become my main Easy Access account. Two things I will miss - instant withdrawals and ability to fund my regular savers directly. I've been spoiled by Santander, Ulster and Cahoot in the past couple of years.poolboy said:Gatehouse EARS is the best feeder account for me too, interest on anniversary so next tax year, win win.2 -
I disagree. Its about feeders to regular savers, which this thread contains details of. It would be inconvenient to continually switch between threads for the same informationStargunner said:
It may have been better posting the above in the best easy access discussion forum,allegro120 said:
My Cahoot 5.12% will end it's term on 18th January and if there's no change GH EARS will become my main Easy Access account. Two things I will miss - instant withdrawals and ability to fund my regular savers directly. I've been spoiled by Santander, Ulster and Cahoot in the past couple of years.poolboy said:Gatehouse EARS is the best feeder account for me too, interest on anniversary so next tax year, win win.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?8 -
How do I open a Gatehouse EARS? I can't. Therefore it has no place in the list of best feeder accounts!0
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Coventry BS Loyalty Seasonal Saver 6% (variable)
Available to existing members with a savings or mortgage account since 1.1.24.
£250 per account month max, withdrawals shall incur a penalty of 30 days interest until 31/10/25.
Account matures 12 months from the date of opening.
The account is yet to appear on the main webpage but can be applied for in online banking:
https://secure.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-and-investments/productfeatures.aspx?prodCode=LSS&CTALinks=False44 -
Great find!
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Won't let me open the account. I've already got the Coventry Loyalty Reg Saver (2) at 6.25%.2
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simonsmithsays said:
I bet I'm not alone in having both the six months rs and maturity winter rs both maturing in the next two weeks.allegro120 said:
Mine matures on 21/12. Letter arrived yesterday (7/12) and dated 5/12 so in theory you should have received this letter already, but if not you can probably see your maturity options online now.flaneurs_lobster said:
I'd let it ride, unless I needed that £125 elsewhere.allegro120 said:
I am tempted to leave it as is and see if I can get away with two Christmas 2025s. Or the other option is to call Principality and tell them I've made a mistake. Any thoughts?
How far out from maturity are you? I've got an RS maturing on 20/12, might see if they offer me double-dibs on the Xmas 25 too.
I have enough money in my EA pot to fund all my RSs so this £125 would just sit in Cahoot's 5.12% on 1st January. I think it is worth trying to get two Xmas25 running, can't think of any downsides, in worst case scenario they will return £125 with a couple of day's delay.
Both theoretically give me the option to open the new Christmas 25 one too (which I've already opened).
Principality BS
Six month RS matured into (another) Christmas 25 with £125 in it
Let's see what tomorrow brings when my Maturity Winter also matures.3 -
Ditto, + the Sunny Day Saver.subjecttocontract said:Won't let me open the account. I've already got the Coventry Loyalty Reg Saver (2) at 6.25%.1 -
Re Coventry
just managed to open it via the PhoneMortgage Free 02/02/20241 -
Thanks. App or browser? Do you already have either of the RS mentioned above?solartom said:Re Coventry
just managed to open it via the Phone0
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