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I've taken the half and half approach. I've opened the account today but not funded it, if it goes NLA before 1/1/25 I can fund it when it goes NLA, if it's still available I retain the right to close the account subject to a penalty of 30 days interest on my nil balance and reopen it the same day.masonic said:Coventry Seasonal RSMight take a punt and wait until New Years Day to open this one, so I can include it in my list to fund on the 1st of each month.7 -
You both jammy so so!ThePirates said:
Yeah me too! 🤫t1redmonkey said:I've been able to open the new Coventry Loyalty RS even though I haven't been a member since 1st January 2024.
I tried but wouldn't let me.0 -
Been a while since I closed a Coventry account - is the process fully automated, or does it involve some manual input at Coventry's end? Wondering whether closure and reopening on 01/01/2025 will be possible if the latter case applies....Bridlington1 said:
I've taken the half and half approach. I've opened the account today but not funded it, if it goes NLA before 1/1/25 I can fund it when it goes NLA, if it's still available I retain the right to close the account subject to a penalty of 30 days interest on my nil balance and reopen it the same day.masonic said:Coventry Seasonal RSMight take a punt and wait until New Years Day to open this one, so I can include it in my list to fund on the 1st of each month.
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I refreshed their Loyalty RS Issue 2 online earlier this year.Section62 said:
Been a while since I closed a Coventry account - is the process fully automated, or does it involve some manual input at Coventry's end? Wondering whether closure and reopening on 01/01/2025 will be possible if the latter case applies....Bridlington1 said:
I've taken the half and half approach. I've opened the account today but not funded it, if it goes NLA before 1/1/25 I can fund it when it goes NLA, if it's still available I retain the right to close the account subject to a penalty of 30 days interest on my nil balance and reopen it the same day.masonic said:Coventry Seasonal RSMight take a punt and wait until New Years Day to open this one, so I can include it in my list to fund on the 1st of each month.
I was able to close the old one and reopen the new one in one sitting without having to log out of online banking, this was at around 10 or 11pm IIRC.0 -
Congrats to a fellow winner! I only got a lowly £50 today but I am happy with that.HHUK said:Coventry Building Society Sunny Day Saver
Surprised and very happy to receive this email today. Only 20 prizes each month: 1 x £500, 5 x £200 and 14 x £50. Good return on my monthly £10 subscription.
You're one of our Sunny Day winners!
Dear Mr XXXX
Congratulations, you’ve won £200 in our Sunny Day Saver prize draw for December!
Anyone know if it counts for PSA? I assumed not, as its a prize, just dont understand why they added the bit about tax liabilities in the T&Cs :
The Prize is a cash prize, paid in pounds sterling (£) and is paid tax-free. The Winners will be responsible for any individual tax liabilities2 -
HMRC will class it as income which is taxable. The Winners will be responsible for any individual tax liabilitiesroked said:
Congrats to a fellow winner! I only got a lowly £50 today but I am happy with that.HHUK said:Coventry Building Society Sunny Day Saver
Surprised and very happy to receive this email today. Only 20 prizes each month: 1 x £500, 5 x £200 and 14 x £50. Good return on my monthly £10 subscription.
You're one of our Sunny Day winners!
Dear Mr XXXX
Congratulations, you’ve won £200 in our Sunny Day Saver prize draw for December!
Anyone know if it counts for PSA? I assumed not, as its a prize, just dont understand why they added the bit about tax liabilities in the T&Cs :
The Prize is a cash prize, paid in pounds sterling (£) and is paid tax-free. The Winners will be responsible for any individual tax liabilities0 -
It's a competition prize. It's not taxable in the UK.chris_the_bee said:
HMRC will class it as income which is taxable. The Winners will be responsible for any individual tax liabilitiesroked said:
Congrats to a fellow winner! I only got a lowly £50 today but I am happy with that.HHUK said:Coventry Building Society Sunny Day Saver
Surprised and very happy to receive this email today. Only 20 prizes each month: 1 x £500, 5 x £200 and 14 x £50. Good return on my monthly £10 subscription.
You're one of our Sunny Day winners!
Dear Mr XXXX
Congratulations, you’ve won £200 in our Sunny Day Saver prize draw for December!
Anyone know if it counts for PSA? I assumed not, as its a prize, just dont understand why they added the bit about tax liabilities in the T&Cs :
The Prize is a cash prize, paid in pounds sterling (£) and is paid tax-free. The Winners will be responsible for any individual tax liabilities
The warning is just boilerplate stuff to disclaim them in case you are subject to other jurisdictions where prizes are treated as income (such as the US).5 -
I believe Coventry have form in subsequently closing accounts opened to which people are not entitled too.t1redmonkey said:I've been able to open the new Coventry Loyalty RS even though I haven't been a member since 1st January 2024.0 -
Same here...applied online with no problemcharlie12525 said:
Tried to open on the app. I try to enter my UK nationality but it does not let me progress. Will try tomorrow.ThePirates said:0 -
Great idea. I think I'll follow in your footsteps.Bridlington1 said:
I've taken the half and half approach. I've opened the account today but not funded it, if it goes NLA before 1/1/25 I can fund it when it goes NLA, if it's still available I retain the right to close the account subject to a penalty of 30 days interest on my nil balance and reopen it the same day.masonic said:Coventry Seasonal RSMight take a punt and wait until New Years Day to open this one, so I can include it in my list to fund on the 1st of each month.
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