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I didn't manage to get round to using the link yesterday and have just tried but, unfortunately, the link's now inoperative. Message just says product currently unavailableBridlington1 said:The application link still seems to be live
https://mhbsonline.co.uk/bankfastApply/apply?code=1yr02
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MHBS RS Issue 2 - So they are not enforcing their T&C`s?"Customers may only have two Fixed Term Regular Saver accounts open at a time, either solely or jointly, with a combined maximum deposit of £250 per month not exceeding the maximum balance of £3,750.00"My reading of the above implies you cannot pay in two lots of £250 each month.
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I set up a Nationwide regular saver earlier today. It shows up in my online banking. Chase can't find it though when I try and set up a scheduled payment. Am I doing something improper?
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It can take overnight/a day for the data to be fed to the centralised COP system. You should still be able to send the deposit, just check and triple check you've entered the correct account numbers.MakeVotesMatter said:I set up a Nationwide regular saver earlier today. It shows up in my online banking. Chase can't find it though when I try and set up a scheduled payment. Am I doing something improper?
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OK, I'll keeping looking for a higher rate.Stargunner said:
Plenty of higher paying RS accounts available, unless you already have them all.Bob2000 said:
Was looking at this account earlier with maybe putting £500 (max allowed) in for first two months thereafter £100.
Any thoughts?
I won’t open/fund any RS unless it pays over 5%0 -
I'm not sure if l can open the account . I'll take a look later. Thank you.wiseonesomeofthetime said:
For an extra 12 months I have access to Coventry's First Home Saver Issue 1 at 5.10% variable which allows £1000, though I haven't added anything to that for 11 months as been feeding 7, 7.5, 8, and 10% RS accounts instead.Bob2000 said:
But are there any letting you pay in £500 per month so l can get in £1000 sooner rather then later?Stargunner said:
Plenty of higher paying RS accounts available, unless you already have them all.Bob2000 said:
Was looking at this account earlier with maybe putting £500 (max allowed) in for first two months thereafter £100.
Any thoughts?
I won’t open/fund any RS unless it pays over 5%
I know l could put in a fixed rate with the Grand but l want to add extra over the term of the account.
Some may still have access to that.0 -
OK, I'll have a look at the Coventry one. Thank you.flaneurs_lobster said:
Club Lloyds Monthly Saver, £400 max, 6.25% fixed for a year. If you open a Club Lloyds current account (and jump through the monthly funding hoop).Bob2000 said:
But are there any letting you pay in £500 per month so l can get in £1000 sooner rather then later?Stargunner said:
Plenty of higher paying RS accounts available, unless you already have them all.Bob2000 said:
Was looking at this account earlier with maybe putting £500 (max allowed) in for first two months thereafter £100.
Any thoughts?
I won’t open/fund any RS unless it pays over 5%
I know l could put in a fixed rate with the Grand but l want to add extra over the term of the account.
Coventry BS has the First Home Saver (2), £1000/mth @ 4.8% var, 60 day notice to avoid penalty.0 -
Given me something to think about.AmityNeon said:Archerychick said:Principality 6 Month Regular Saver Issue 1
We have one that matured this morning, having not realised I'd already set up an issue 2, before selecting maturity options. This has matured nicely into a second Issue 2 account.
Also the interest paid is higher than I had calculated which I'm baffled a little by. Opened the account on 23/06 and funded with £200 per month, they've paid £31.57 total. I funded one 19th of the month in September but otherwise on 1st of the month. The MSE calculator makes it £27 so I had expected slightly less than this due to my late funding in September.
Most estimates, including the MSE calculator, assume even deposit frequencies with dates spaced whole months apart. You opened the account later in the calendar month but your subsequent deposits were made sooner at the beginning of each month, earning interest for longer.
Bob2000 said:Stargunner said:Bob2000 said:
Was looking at this account earlier with maybe putting £500 (max allowed) in for first two months thereafter £100.Any thoughts?
Plenty of higher paying RS accounts available, unless you already have them all.
I won’t open/fund any RS unless it pays over 5%But are there any letting you pay in £500 per month so l can get in £1000 sooner rather then later?
I know l could put in a fixed rate with the Grand but l want to add extra over the term of the account.If it's a choice between one regular saver with a higher monthly deposit limit but a lower interest rate, versus multiple regular savers with lower monthly deposit limits but higher interest rates, I would most definitely choose the latter.
Thanks for given your option.0 -
It’s closed issue. The 4.8% @flaneur@flaneurs_lobster mentioned is the current issue.Bob2000 said:
I'm not sure if l can open the account . I'll take a look later. Thank you.wiseonesomeofthetime said:
For an extra 12 months I have access to Coventry's First Home Saver Issue 1 at 5.10% variable which allows £1000, though I haven't added anything to that for 11 months as been feeding 7, 7.5, 8, and 10% RS accounts instead.Bob2000 said:
But are there any letting you pay in £500 per month so l can get in £1000 sooner rather then later?Stargunner said:
Plenty of higher paying RS accounts available, unless you already have them all.Bob2000 said:
Was looking at this account earlier with maybe putting £500 (max allowed) in for first two months thereafter £100.
Any thoughts?
I won’t open/fund any RS unless it pays over 5%
I know l could put in a fixed rate with the Grand but l want to add extra over the term of the account.
Some may still have access to that.
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Anyone know the answer to this please?ForumUser7 said:Cambridge BS Reward Regular Saver
Those who had this product and set maturity instructions to the Extra Reward Regular Saver, did it take more than the £300 monthly payment? I.e. could you set the maturity preference to be all the maturing funds into this account, and did it process as such please?
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N.B. (Amended from Forum Rules): You must investigate, and check several times, before you make any decisions or take any action based on any information you glean from any of my content, as nothing I post is advice, rather it is personal opinion and is solely for discussion purposes. I research before my posts, and I never intend to share anything that is misleading, misinforming, or out of date, but don't rely on everything you read. Some of the information changes quickly, is my own opinion or may be incorrect. Verify anything you read before acting on it to protect yourself because you are responsible for any action you consequently make... DYOR, YMMV etc.0
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