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Frogletina said:bristolleedsfan said:London7766551 said:Aceace said:GreenBitterfly said:I think I might have to check the thread daily, so annoyed I missed out on the Tipton Building society Regular saver!
£50 less what it could be earning in whatever other accounts people hold, for most people who have 1.2% Skipton Instant Access account or an account paying similar %, 1.35% regular saver was probably no big deal / hardly any gain for those who are moving £500 a month for so little % differenceI replied to this, merely giving an example as to 1.35% regular saver not being "£50 for pretty much doing nothing", being as £50 "profit" figure had been posted a few times
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London7766551 said:cricidmuslibale said:If I may so as someone who is quite new to this forum, I think this Regular Saving thread is one of the very best and most useful threads in the entire Savings and Investments section! It has certainly helped me very significantly in recent days. Thank you very much to everyone who contributes to it, especially the original poster who clearly gives a lot of time and effort to it on a very regular basis!
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Fingerbobs said:GreenBitterfly said:I think I might have to check the thread daily, so annoyed I missed out on the Tipton Building society Regular saver!Not Rachmaninov
But Nyman
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SPC 8 £1567.31 SPC 9 £1014.64 SPC 10 # £1164.13 SPC 11 £1598.15 SPC 12 # £994.67 SPC 13 £962.54 SPC 14 £1154.79 SPC15 £715.38 SPC16 £1071.81⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Declutter thread - ⭐⭐🏅1 -
Nick_C said:London7766551 said:cricidmuslibale said:If I may so as someone who is quite new to this forum, I think this Regular Saving thread is one of the very best and most useful threads in the entire Savings and Investments section! It has certainly helped me very significantly in recent days. Thank you very much to everyone who contributes to it, especially the original poster who clearly gives a lot of time and effort to it on a very regular basis!
For me it's all worth it!15 -
Nick_C said:London7766551 said:cricidmuslibale said:If I may so as someone who is quite new to this forum, I think this Regular Saving thread is one of the very best and most useful threads in the entire Savings and Investments section! It has certainly helped me very significantly in recent days. Thank you very much to everyone who contributes to it, especially the original poster who clearly gives a lot of time and effort to it on a very regular basis!
If you really appreciate this thread and SS2's hard work in maintaining the first few posts, then please show your appreciation by keeping the thread clear of irrelevant chit chat. If every post contains useful new information, then the thread is worth subscribing to. Currently, it isn't.16 -
HSBC reg saver rate reduction to 1% confirmed:
https://www.hsbc.co.uk/savings/products/regular-saver
The First Direct one still shows at 2.75% at time of posting but is surely heading the same way.8 -
Ed-1 said:HSBC reg saver rate reduction to 1% confirmed:
https://www.hsbc.co.uk/savings/products/regular-saver
The First Direct one still shows at 2.75% at time of posting but is surely heading the same way.
P.S. I managed eventually with a lot of pushing last week to persuade my mother - who leaves far too much money in her (First Direct) current account and really doesn't see the importance of saving or investing at all - to open a regular saver with First Direct before it was too late! She assures me she did so last Thursday afternoon; I really do hope she has completed the application process in time and will get the 2.75% rate before it too is severely cut (if that happens today or pretty soon afterwards).0 -
Ed-1 said:HSBC reg saver rate reduction to 1% confirmed:
https://www.hsbc.co.uk/savings/products/regular-saver
The First Direct one still shows at 2.75% at time of posting but is surely heading the same way.
It is still a fixed rate, for anyone saving "fresh" money. Maximum return just £16.25 though over the year. Not even the price of one Costa coffee a month.
Sad, but realistic in current climate. Not of any great surprise.
Another redundant current account. Will not be closing it though.1 -
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I'm probably one of the luckier ones - maturities M&S Feb, HSBC July, FD September. By October I expect to have empty TSB, M&S and FD current accounts (I use HSBC for a handful of RS SOs currently but will review it nearer the time).0
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