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SFindlay said:JamesRobinson48 said:Dudley BS has launched today a new RS.
Sorry, no great excitement here: its terms do not qualify for SS2's list - only 1.00% variable, max £250 pm, one year tenor.
But personally, I'm going for it because it's the Dudley's first ever online account: I believe I'll now be able to view my passbook account balances with them, and I'd like to encourage their online initiative.
EDIT: It took me only a few minutes to register for the new online service, apply for the RS, open the RS, and fund it by debit card.
I applied last night thanks to JR48.
It asks whether you're an existing saver.
If you are you're directed to register for online banking.
This takes five mins.
Then you can see you're existing branch accounts.
And then you can apply for the new account whilst logged in.2 -
veryintrigued said:SFindlay said:JamesRobinson48 said:Dudley BS has launched today a new RS.
Sorry, no great excitement here: its terms do not qualify for SS2's list - only 1.00% variable, max £250 pm, one year tenor.
But personally, I'm going for it because it's the Dudley's first ever online account: I believe I'll now be able to view my passbook account balances with them, and I'd like to encourage their online initiative.
EDIT: It took me only a few minutes to register for the new online service, apply for the RS, open the RS, and fund it by debit card.
I applied last night thanks to JR48.
It asks whether you're an existing saver.
If you are you're directed to register for online banking.
This takes five mins.
Then you can see you're existing branch accounts.
And then you can apply for the new account whilst logged in.0 -
JamesRobinson48 said:Dudley BS has launched today a new RS.
Sorry, no great excitement here: its terms do not qualify for SS2's list - only 1.00% variable, max £250 pm, one year tenor.
But personally, I'm going for it because it's the Dudley's first ever online account: I believe I'll now be able to view my passbook account balances with them, and I'd like to encourage their online initiative.
EDIT: It took me only a few minutes to register for the new online service, apply for the RS, open the RS, and fund it by debit card.
We have just opened a 2 new Dudley RS`s by post. I cannot see anything that prevents us opening 2 more online Dudley RS`s - they are listed as different accounts. I also see that maximum balance of the online RS is £3250 which means 13 payments of £250 would be allowed if you fund your first payment before the end of this month.
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where_are_we said:JamesRobinson48 said:Dudley BS has launched today a new RS.
Sorry, no great excitement here: its terms do not qualify for SS2's list - only 1.00% variable, max £250 pm, one year tenor.
But personally, I'm going for it because it's the Dudley's first ever online account: I believe I'll now be able to view my passbook account balances with them, and I'd like to encourage their online initiative.
EDIT: It took me only a few minutes to register for the new online service, apply for the RS, open the RS, and fund it by debit card.
We have just opened a 2 new Dudley RS`s by post. I cannot see anything that prevents us opening 2 more online Dudley RS`s - they are listed as different accounts. I also see that maximum balance of the online RS is £3250 which means 13 payments of £250 would be allowed if you fund your first payment before the end of this month.1 -
P3 said:Has it ever happen that RS get interest rate reduce while already open????
The replacement 1.55% variable is still currently going though, as is the latest 1.30% variable0 -
This takes five mins.
Then you can see you're existing branch accounts.0 -
wiseonesomeofthetime said:P3 said:Has it ever happen that RS get interest rate reduce while already open????
The replacement 1.55% variable is still currently going though, as is the latest 1.30% variable
Variable has its merit too....
Nevertheless, I understand where OP coming from, there has to be a stop point, else the list go on forever1 -
P3 said
Nevertheless, I understand where OP coming from, there has to be a stop point, else the list go on forever
If you want to have a complete list of all currently available Regular Savers, you could always use moneyfacts.co.uk9 -
colsten said:P3 said
Nevertheless, I understand where OP coming from, there has to be a stop point, else the list go on forever
If you want to have a complete list of all Regular Savers, you could always use moneyfacts.co.uk0 -
RG2015 said:colsten said:P3 said
Nevertheless, I understand where OP coming from, there has to be a stop point, else the list go on forever
If you want to have a complete list of all Regular Savers, you could always use moneyfacts.co.uk8
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