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veryintrigued said:TheWoodler said:Not a sausage. I’m set up to receive emails from them and nothing - not even in spam. I’m a little less than impressed I haven’t been contacted when so many others have!
Nothing received here yet either.
On the app mine is showing a maturity date of 26/8.
Are the maturity dates for those that have already received this email before this date?1 -
Hi there, Sorry to read your comments. Please could you send an email to onlinecontact@skipton.co.uk with your details to we can explore this for you. Thanks - Skipton0
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Over62 said:
Skipton online existing member regular saver - maturity instruction email
Nothing received here yet either.
On the app mine is showing a maturity date of 26/8.
Are the maturity dates for those that have already received this email before this date?1 -
ashteadgirl said:veryintrigued said:TheWoodler said:Not a sausage. I’m set up to receive emails from them and nothing - not even in spam. I’m a little less than impressed I haven’t been contacted when so many others have!
Nothing received here yet either.
On the app mine is showing a maturity date of 26/8.
Are the maturity dates for those that have already received this email before this date?
@veryintrigued looks like you have a few days to wait yet. If the same as mine, add a couple of days more for the maturity options to appear online.1 -
Wheres_My_Cashback said:where_are_we said:With increasing interest rates, the fixed 1.75% Virgin Home Buying Coach Regular Savers are now not competitive. Even the Virgin M Plus Saver is now 1.71%. Has anyone closed one of these accounts? Are there any issues? There is no loss of interest. The alternative is reduce the balance to £1 and have a monthly standing order for £1 until maturity.
Even if not the HBC RS are effectively easy access savings accounts so will still trump other accounts in this category.
Loughborough RS and some Monmouth RS however are now no longer viable unless rates increase.
Time to re-evaluate some S/Os before Monday.0 -
dekkard said:Wheres_My_Cashback said:where_are_we said:With increasing interest rates, the fixed 1.75% Virgin Home Buying Coach Regular Savers are now not competitive. Even the Virgin M Plus Saver is now 1.71%. Has anyone closed one of these accounts? Are there any issues? There is no loss of interest. The alternative is reduce the balance to £1 and have a monthly standing order for £1 until maturity.
Even if not the HBC RS are effectively easy access savings accounts so will still trump other accounts in this category.
Loughborough RS and some Monmouth RS however are now no longer viable unless rates increase.
Time to re-evaluate some S/Os before Monday.As Wheres_My_Cashback suggests, Virgin have been known to increase the interest rate on regular savings accounts with a fixed rate.Whether that might happen again in the future none of us can predict.0 -
Once easy access rates go up to 1.75% or 1.80% - which can't be so far off now - Virgin will have to do something. It won't be worth putting more money into the existing RSs. I thought the last one was very risky on their part.0
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veryintrigued said:TheWoodler said:Not a sausage. I’m set up to receive emails from them and nothing - not even in spam. I’m a little less than impressed I haven’t been contacted when so many others have!
Nothing received here yet either.
On the app mine is showing a maturity date of 26/8.
Are the maturity dates for those that have already received this email before this date?
If you don't give an instruction, your cash goes into an easy access "Online Matured Funds Issue 9 A" (which currently pays 0.9%), and you can withdraw whenever you want from there.
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Not sure if it’s covered here but just came across a YBS reg saver offering 5%.
for existing customers only unfortunately
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