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Principality Xmas Saver
I haven't received any letter yet, and I have no maturity options online. It seems they are processing these accounts in batches. No worries, as there is still plenty of time0 -
Section62 said:Daliah said:Fingerbobs said:Planning to hit a branch on Saturday and make the initial deposit as cash, in the hope it'll count as October's deposit.
If you open the account on the phone they can take the first deposit as a debit card payment. Mine appeared in the account (viewed online) before the end of the phone call.As an aside, the member of staff I spoke to said that the uptake of these new accounts has been slower than they expected.0 -
Fingerbobs said:Section62 said:Daliah said:Fingerbobs said:Planning to hit a branch on Saturday and make the initial deposit as cash, in the hope it'll count as October's deposit.
If you open the account on the phone they can take the first deposit as a debit card payment. Mine appeared in the account (viewed online) before the end of the phone call.As an aside, the member of staff I spoke to said that the uptake of these new accounts has been slower than they expected.
If they changed this part of the opening criteria, allowing online applications, one suspects that wouldn't be a problem.
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Monmouthshire have now released Christmas Saver Bond issue 4 paying 1.1% maturing 311022 with a maximum monthly payment of £1000.
As previously said about Monmouthshire although it says only available in England and Wales they do accept applications from Scottish savers.2 -
Christmas Regular SaversThe offers from Monmouthshire (1.1% variable), Yorkshire (1% variable), and Principality (1.05% fixed) are not very attractive. Particularly when compared with fixed rate bonds (charter pays 1.25% for 1 year). I wonder what Chorley will offer this year?There appears to be a dichotomy of rates from building societies with Cambridge, Skipton, and even TSB offering better rates.I shall be ignoring interest rates under 1.5% as we move towards the new financial year. I have started reducing my monthly payments to the minimum into Loughborough, ESBS, Mansfield and SRBS long term regular savers.The financial predictions indicate a probable rise in bank rate in the next 3 months, possibly even this week.Thoughts?0
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SFindlay said:Monmouthshire have now released Christmas Saver Bond issue 4 paying 1.1% maturing 311022 with a maximum monthly payment of £1000.
As previously said about Monmouthshire although it says only available in England and Wales they do accept applications from Scottish savers."Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0 -
Anyone still waiting for their Chorley maturity money?
Was sent on 31/10 by BACS apparently.0 -
Speculator said:Anyone still waiting for their Chorley maturity money?
Was sent on 31/10 by BACS apparently."Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"1 -
Descrabled surely it is better to have your savings in a regular saver paying 1% than an easy access account paying far less?"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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typistretired said:Descrabled surely it is better to have your savings in a regular saver paying 1% than an easy access account paying far less?
My maths is not great but when you can get easy access at 0.60% from the likes of Saga compared to 1% RS can’t be much in it.
I have had dozens of RS but now as they come to and end, I’m putting my cash elsewhere for now.
Just put a load into a 0.86% for six months plus an extra £20 from Raisin that’s got to be competitive to a 1% RS?
Yes I do understand some can’t find lump sum cash to save in one go but if you have the money six months is no time to wait.
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