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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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10_66 said:ctdctd said:Hi SS2,The Lloyds Monthly Saver in post 6 is still showing as 1% - it's 0.75% now and I think should be removed as your post on the 28th March.
Which is why I didn't put CLUB in my post.
Do Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?0 -
Hi Folks,
Here is this weekend's update to this thread.
- Lloyds Monthly Saver (with interest rate that has dropped to 0.75%) removed from the list on page 1 as I had intended to do last week but appear to have accidentally left on the list
- Leeks United BS Flexible Saver account entry updated to show that it is now only available to locals or existing customers
Many thanks again to the people who have made useful posts on this thread.I will do the next update next weekend.
SS2
For those new to this thread, the first few posts are constantly updated and are on the first page
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6106986/regular-savings-accounts-the-best-currently-available-list/p1
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Special_Saver2 said:
Bath BS Homestart Regular Saver
Interest rate: 1.35% gross p.a. variable
Monthly payment: £50-£150
Miss any payments: Yes, as long as you do not miss payments for two consecutive months
Penalty-free withdrawals: Yes, you can make one withdrawal per calendar year
Age of applicant: Aged 18-27
How to open account: Branch or post
Special conditions: Maximum balance £20,000. Payments from other Bath BS accounts are not allowed. You must be able to prove that you live, work or study in Bath.1 -
finance4all said:Special_Saver2 said:
Bath BS Homestart Regular Saver
Interest rate: 1.35% gross p.a. variable
Monthly payment: £50-£150
Miss any payments: Yes, as long as you do not miss payments for two consecutive months
Penalty-free withdrawals: Yes, you can make one withdrawal per calendar year
Age of applicant: Aged 18-27
How to open account: Branch or post
Special conditions: Maximum balance £20,000. Payments from other Bath BS accounts are not allowed. You must be able to prove that you live, work or study in Bath.0 -
You can hold the account for a maximum of 19 years. 12months x £250 x 19 years = £57'000
I was surprised as well so I checked it myself :P0 -
finance4all said:You can hold the account for a maximum of 19 years. 12months x £250 x 19 years = £57'000
I was surprised as well so I checked it myself :PSome of the worst-written T&Cs I've ever read.
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polymaff said:finance4all said:You can hold the account for a maximum of 19 years. 12months x £250 x 19 years = £57'000
I was surprised as well so I checked it myself :PSome of the worst-written T&Cs I've ever read.1 -
One should, indeed, check the website - and comprehend what it actually says."On reaching the age of 35 the account automatically transfers into an Instant Access account."Poor English; I suspect that they meant to say:On the account holder reaching the age of 35 the account automatically transfers into an Instant Access account.The funds are then on completely different terms, earning less and subjected to a much higher maximum balance.
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On the front page of this thread, under The Darlington Building Society 'Special Occasions Saver' it says:Darlington BS Special Occasions Saver
Monthly payment: £1-£750 (£250 per account and you can have three of them)Living in an eligible post code, I have had one of these accounts for quite a while, and I popped into the Darlington BS this morning and asked if I could open another Special Occasions Saver account. I was met with a firm 'No' and referred to the T&C's:Eligibility - Limited to 1 account per person including any joint accounts.You may wish to update the details on the first page?
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