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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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I should have said My Nationwide Continue to Save Anniversary Date but as I have emptied the account I won’t be noting that date"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0
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I thought there was a new one last month and if they continue as per recent history there'll be another next month too. Though their terms do say you can only have one HBC of any issue open at the same time.Gers said:2 -
Issue 9 is available: https://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/products/home_buying_coach_regular_saverGers said:2 -
Issue 9 has been out a couple months £500 in mine"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"1
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On the topic of Nationwide obviously their Flex RS require you to hold a current account with them. I hold both sole and joint current account but thinking of doing a switching offer using the sole account, leaving me with only the joint Flexdirect Current Account. Anyone done this before and can confirm it still meets T&C for the 2 Regular Saver accounts??Daliah said:
"Continue to Save" doesn't have any maturity date or any fixed term.typistretired said:My Nationwide Start to Save has turned into a Continue to Save at 0.50% matures in 12 months
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/help/terms/continue-to-save/
I have emptied mine as it's been left in the dust of other savings accounts.0 -
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/help/terms/start-to-save/ No apparent requirement to hold a current account with them.SFindlay said:
On the topic of Nationwide obviously their Start to Save and Flex RS require you to hold a current account with them. I hold both sole and joint current account but thinking of doing a switching offer using the sole account, leaving me with only the joint Flexdirect Current Account. Anyone done this before and can confirm it still meets T&C for the 2 Regular Saver accounts??Daliah said:
"Continue to Save" doesn't have any maturity date or any fixed term.typistretired said:My Nationwide Start to Save has turned into a Continue to Save at 0.50% matures in 12 months
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/help/terms/continue-to-save/
I have emptied mine as it's been left in the dust of other savings accounts.
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I never actually checked my Start to Save T&C as its a closed account so was just assuming it was same as my Flex RS which you certainly need to have a current account to hold. More curious for personal experience from people who have closed a current account after opening the RS.bristolleedsfan said:
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/help/terms/start-to-save/ No apparent requirement to hold a current account with them.SFindlay said:
On the topic of Nationwide obviously their Start to Save and Flex RS require you to hold a current account with them. I hold both sole and joint current account but thinking of doing a switching offer using the sole account, leaving me with only the joint Flexdirect Current Account. Anyone done this before and can confirm it still meets T&C for the 2 Regular Saver accounts??Daliah said:
"Continue to Save" doesn't have any maturity date or any fixed term.typistretired said:My Nationwide Start to Save has turned into a Continue to Save at 0.50% matures in 12 months
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/help/terms/continue-to-save/
I have emptied mine as it's been left in the dust of other savings accounts.0 -
The wife switched her sole account out but as she is still part of the joint account, she still has the RS. Never been questioned 2 standing orders later.SFindlay said:
On the topic of Nationwide obviously their Flex RS require you to hold a current account with them. I hold both sole and joint current account but thinking of doing a switching offer using the sole account, leaving me with only the joint Flexdirect Current Account. Anyone done this before and can confirm it still meets T&C for the 2 Regular Saver accounts??Daliah said:
"Continue to Save" doesn't have any maturity date or any fixed term.typistretired said:My Nationwide Start to Save has turned into a Continue to Save at 0.50% matures in 12 months
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/help/terms/continue-to-save/
I have emptied mine as it's been left in the dust of other savings accounts.1 -
Exactly what I hoped to hear, thanks will go ahead and do the same.londoner62 said:
The wife switched her sole account out but as she is still part of the joint account, she still has the RS. Never been questioned 2 standing orders later.SFindlay said:
On the topic of Nationwide obviously their Flex RS require you to hold a current account with them. I hold both sole and joint current account but thinking of doing a switching offer using the sole account, leaving me with only the joint Flexdirect Current Account. Anyone done this before and can confirm it still meets T&C for the 2 Regular Saver accounts??Daliah said:
"Continue to Save" doesn't have any maturity date or any fixed term.typistretired said:My Nationwide Start to Save has turned into a Continue to Save at 0.50% matures in 12 months
https://www.nationwide.co.uk/savings/help/terms/continue-to-save/
I have emptied mine as it's been left in the dust of other savings accounts.0 -
Nat West / RBS Digital Regular Savers
On my statements, the interest rates are described as follows:
£0-£1,000 3.00% gross p.a.
£1,001-£99,999,999,999 0.01% gross p.a.
There seems to be no rate advertised for balances between £1,000.01-£1,000.99.
Post 5 of this thread states:
Interest rate: 3.04% gross p.a. variable up to £1,000 then 0.01% above £1,000.
Can anyone confirm what the rate is on balances above £1,000 but below £1,001?
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