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flaneurs_lobster said:My interpretation would be yes.
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Thus if the interest rate was reduced you'd be able to close the account without penalty within 30 days of being notified of the decrease.
Missed the override clause in the General T&Cs. Thanks @Bridlington1.I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.1 -
My Nationwide Flex RS has just matured. I tried to open the current one but the system tells me I can't because I already have a RS.
Any idea how long it will take to sort itself out?0 -
Apologies if this has been announced already. It's the same RS that a lot of us opened in September (ending 30/11/2025), but with a new ending date, same interest (6%) fixed
Market Harborough B.S.
Fixed Term Regular Saver (31.03.2026)
6.00% Gross*/AER** fixed
Minimum balance – £10
Maximum balance – £250 (per month)
Annual interest paid at maturityIt is possible to hold 2 RS but not deposit more than a total of £250 a month
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francoghezzi said:Apologies if this has been announced already. It's the same RS that a lot of us opened in September (ending 30/11/2025), but with a new ending date, same interest (6%) fixed
Market Harborough B.S.
Fixed Term Regular Saver (31.03.2026)
6.00% Gross*/AER** fixed
Minimum balance – £10
Maximum balance – £250 (per month)
Annual interest paid at maturityIt is possible to hold 2 RS but not deposit more than a total of £250 a month
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0 -
checkly said:francoghezzi said:Apologies if this has been announced already. It's the same RS that a lot of us opened in September (ending 30/11/2025), but with a new ending date, same interest (6%) fixed
Market Harborough B.S.
Fixed Term Regular Saver (31.03.2026)
6.00% Gross*/AER** fixed
Minimum balance – £10
Maximum balance – £250 (per month)
Annual interest paid at maturityIt is possible to hold 2 RS but not deposit more than a total of £250 a month
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BestSeagull said:My Nationwide Flex RS has just matured. I tried to open the current one but the system tells me I can't because I already have a RS.
Any idea how long it will take to sort itself out?
You should be able to open a new RS tomorrow
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francoghezzi said:checkly said:francoghezzi said:Apologies if this has been announced already. It's the same RS that a lot of us opened in September (ending 30/11/2025), but with a new ending date, same interest (6%) fixed
Market Harborough B.S.
Fixed Term Regular Saver (31.03.2026)
6.00% Gross*/AER** fixed
Minimum balance – £10
Maximum balance – £250 (per month)
Annual interest paid at maturityIt is possible to hold 2 RS but not deposit more than a total of £250 a month
Don't think they've quite finished the web page yet"Replace this text with description for product named Fixed Term Regular Saver (31.03.2026) (1YR02)."
Given the 2 account restrictions, wonder if it's worth opening a second and fund at the minimum (£10/mth) while funding the first at £240, or some other combination?3 -
flaneurs_lobster said:francoghezzi said:checkly said:francoghezzi said:Apologies if this has been announced already. It's the same RS that a lot of us opened in September (ending 30/11/2025), but with a new ending date, same interest (6%) fixed
Market Harborough B.S.
Fixed Term Regular Saver (31.03.2026)
6.00% Gross*/AER** fixed
Minimum balance – £10
Maximum balance – £250 (per month)
Annual interest paid at maturityIt is possible to hold 2 RS but not deposit more than a total of £250 a month
Don't think they've quite finished the web page yet"Replace this text with description for product named Fixed Term Regular Saver (31.03.2026) (1YR02)."
Given the 2 account restrictions, wonder if it's worth opening a second and fund at the minimum (£10/mth) while funding the first at £240, or some other combination?11 -
The other consideration would be that 2 is the maximum they allow, so might it be worth spreading the maturity dates further apart than just three months (if they continue offering these accounts at intervals.) I figure they are unlikely to drop the rate without further downward movement in the base rate.0
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For anyone with an Principality 2 Year Health Habit RS they added anual interest to my accaunt on its 1 year anniversaryMortgage Free 02/02/202414
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