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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!
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SRBSI agree that 1.5% interest is too low and as Soulsaver said "too little, too late". My regular saver limit is 1.75% to continue, and 2.5% to start new account. My medium interest rate is 2.24% on the total of my payments into regular savers on 1st July.My Skipton flexible ISA pays 1.6% (equivalent 2% taxable) and rising.2
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I've been a big fan of regular savers until recently. With fixed rate savings paying 2.6-2.7% and instant access at 1.55% I just can't get excited about these paltry rises. I've recently closed several of my Virgin Regular savers at 1.75% and moved them to a fixed rate Coventry 2.7% bond. I still have several regular savers with instant access but I can't see myself opening a new regular saver for a while until the rates increase substantially.1
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LEEK UNITED BS
An underwhelming RS account but may be of interest to anyone who wishes to remain a member there at minimal effort or cost (as they operate postcode restrictions) as once the initial deposit is made, no further deposits are required.
Open ended
Deposit £0 to £500 pm
1.30%
3 withdrawals p/a
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I see that Santander has now opened up their regular e-saver to all of their current account holders. I still have an old 0.5% e-saver currently which was opened up after my previous one had matured quite a few months ago and that means I am unable to apply for the new 2.5% one. Has anyone else come across this problem? If so will closing the old one be the solution to be able to get the new one? Also what is the best way to close these accounts?
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thor said:I see that Santander has now opened up their regular e-saver to all of their current account holders. I still have an old 0.5% e-saver currently which was opened up after my previous one had matured quite a few months ago and that means I am unable to apply for the new 2.5% one. Has anyone else come across this problem? If so will closing the old one be the solution to be able to get the new one? Also what is the best way to close these accounts?0
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Their online chat is a bot(or is every time I have tried it). Cannot see how I could close an account using it.
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thor said:Their online chat is a bot(or is every time I have tried it). Cannot see how I could close an account using it.
It'll patch you through to a real person when you ask to close an account.0 -
thor said:Their online chat is a bot(or is every time I have tried it). Cannot see how I could close an account using it.
It generally gives you various multiple choice questions when you ask to close an account, such as which account you want to close, and what to do with the balance
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I'm also not a fan of the Santander bot chat. Last time I needed to closed an account I just spammed "agent" a few times and got put through to someone fairly quickly who was able to help0
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PRAISETHESUN said:I'm also not a fan of the Santander bot chat. Last time I needed to closed an account I just spammed "agent" a few times and got put through to someone fairly quickly who was able to help0
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