Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

veryintrigued

I'll have a pint of that please

arsenalboy

j.p said:

trickydicky14 said:

Err could you run that pass me again please

For, once you've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth... the answer is: "It must have come through a hole in the roof!"
Whether by "hole in the roof" we figuratively mean "head", and refer to that of anyone involved in either the drafting, application, or observation, of the account T&C's, there's no knowing (except for this very hasty, disrespectful remark), however, what we know is, the issue has still not been decided, and the jury is still out.
We wouldn't if it wasn't be discussing whether it's possible to have more than one RS -as we do Coventry- or be in a state as if, after watching the movie Annihilation, we were fearful and wary of finding before us duplicates of things, and how to deal with that one, that one! as if it was a question of survival.
Only for us, believers and true followers of this regular saver thread... Of which apparently -or so its title conveys- "There can be only one!". And heads will roll of anyone who may think otherwise.
At least while its title isn't flagged as potentially misleading. For what does the thread know of what is outside of itself? Precious little more than me.

 
Well that's quite clear then.

trickydicky14

j.p said:

trickydicky14 said:

Err could you run that pass me again please

For, once you've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth... the answer is: "It must have come through a hole in the roof!"
Whether by "hole in the roof" we figuratively mean "head", and refer to that of anyone involved in either the drafting, application, or observation, of the account T&C's, there's no knowing (except for this very hasty, disrespectful remark), however, what we know is, the issue has still not been decided, and the jury is still out.
We wouldn't if it wasn't be discussing whether it's possible to have more than one RS -as we do Coventry- or be in a state as if, after watching the movie Annihilation, we were fearful and wary of finding before us duplicates of things, and how to deal with that one, that one! as if it was a question of survival.
Only for us, believers and true followers of this regular saver thread... Of which apparently -or so its title conveys- "There can be only one!". And heads will roll of anyone who may think otherwise.
At least while its title isn't flagged as potentially misleading. For what does the thread know of what is outside of itself? Precious little more than me.

j.p,
Why are you wasting your talent on this forum when you could be drafting legal contracts and terms and conditions for multi-national companies?

NottinghamKnight

trickydicky14 said:

j.p said:

trickydicky14 said:

Err could you run that pass me again please

For, once you've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth... the answer is: "It must have come through a hole in the roof!"
Whether by "hole in the roof" we figuratively mean "head", and refer to that of anyone involved in either the drafting, application, or observation, of the account T&C's, there's no knowing (except for this very hasty, disrespectful remark), however, what we know is, the issue has still not been decided, and the jury is still out.
We wouldn't if it wasn't be discussing whether it's possible to have more than one RS -as we do Coventry- or be in a state as if, after watching the movie Annihilation, we were fearful and wary of finding before us duplicates of things, and how to deal with that one, that one! as if it was a question of survival.
Only for us, believers and true followers of this regular saver thread... Of which apparently -or so its title conveys- "There can be only one!". And heads will roll of anyone who may think otherwise.
At least while its title isn't flagged as potentially misleading. For what does the thread know of what is outside of itself? Precious little more than me.

j.p,
Why are you wasting your talent on this forum when you could be drafting legal contracts and terms and conditions for multi-national companies?

Not necessarily a compliment in multiple ways. 

trickydicky14

It was intended as a compliment in multiple ways 

eddie7612

Might be of use to some: Principality have an online version of their "Thank You" regular saver

https://www.principality.co.uk/savings-accounts/everyday-savings-accounts/Thank-You-Online-Saver

You must be employed directly by the NHS and reside in one of the following postcode areas: LL, SY, LD, SA, CF, NP, HR and CH 1 to 8 to open this account.

wiseonesomeofthetime

Principality Thank You Saver

So, according to the website, you can save up to £20,000, but only at the maximum rate of £250pm, a 12-month maximum of £3,000 then really, in return for just over £2pm interest.

Does not sound a great return (to me), however, it is one of the best rates on the market at the moment at 1.65% variable, and a nice touch of recognition to NHS staff in those qualifying areas.

veryintrigued

wiseonesomeofthetime said:

Principality Thank You Saver

So, according to the website, you can save up to £20,000, but only at the maximum rate of £250pm, a 12-month maximum of £3,000 then really, in return for just over £2pm interest.

Does not sound great a great return (to me), however, it is one of the best rates on the market at the moment at 1.65% variable, and a nice touch of recognition to NHS staff in those qualifying areas.

A rate that's very, very good on a product that's online, focussed locally and is open ended.

Sounds fantastic to me!

happybagger

For any with the Nationwide Start to Save account, who may have set their SO payments to end in April, they have added two more draws: 21 July and 21 October. (via email)

liamcov

happybagger said:

For any with the Nationwide Start to Save account, who may have set their SO payments to end in April, they have added two more draws: 21 July and 21 October. (via email)

As 21 October is the last prize door, is the plan to withdraw everything on 22nd or do we need to wait for the term to end as they are quoting 24 months, which goes to the following May if I'm thinking right.