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MDMD said:kaMelo said:bristolleedsfan said:kaMelo said:It is a condition of BoS that to open a monthly saver you must hold a current account with BoS also.Because the programmer who wrote the script is useless?As we know many things which aren't allowed by a banks terms and conditions go unnoticed/overlooked/ignored when a customer breaches them. For a full picture it's important that people know the full terms and decide for themselves whether to chance their luck by breaching them.1
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As a non BoS customer, I tried applying for a regular saver but got an error message at the end of the online form. Also can't login using my Halifax details. Sad times.1
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Kazza242 said:I've just called and spoken to The Cambridge. They said that because they are allowing members with maturing Extra Reward Regular Savers to invest in another Extra Reward Regular Saver at 5.00%, this is a special offer which does not feature amongst their online maturity options page.
What you need to do if you want the 5.00% offer is call The Cambridge before your account is due to mature (i.e. now) and they will apply your maturity options over the phone.
On the date that your Extra Reward Regular Saver matures, they will transfer the balance and interest to your nominated account, excluding £250 which will be left in your account.
The account will be a new 5.00% Extra Reward Regular Saver with the same account number (so you only need to extend your SO for another 11 payments/create a new one if you've already deleted it).
They have taken my maturity instructions over the phone and will carry them out on the morning that my account is due to mature. They have confirmed that I will be getting the 5.00% Extra Reward Regular Saver for another year.
I can confirm that The Cambridge has allowed me to have a new Extra Reward Regular Saver, paying 5.00% for another year.
They have left £250 of my maturing balance remaining in the account (which will cover my October payment) and transferred the rest out to my nominated current account.
The account number remains the same and the next SO payment will go in on 1st November.
Great service from The Cambridge!
Please call me 'Kazza'.7 -
TheStoozeFather said:As a non BoS customer, I tried applying for a regular saver but got an error message at the end of the online form. Also can't login using my Halifax details. Sad times.3
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Shedman said:TheStoozeFather said:As a non BoS customer, I tried applying for a regular saver but got an error message at the end of the online form. Also can't login using my Halifax details. Sad times.0
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Shedman said:TheStoozeFather said:As a non BoS customer, I tried applying for a regular saver but got an error message at the end of the online form. Also can't login using my Halifax details. Sad times.0
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Increased rate of 3.5% on this one, but can only be operated by branch/post: https://www.hrbs.co.uk/saving-product/regular-saver-30-day-notice-account/0
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t1redmonkey said:Increased rate of 3.5% on this one, but can only be operated by branch/post: https://www.hrbs.co.uk/saving-product/regular-saver-30-day-notice-account/If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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Buckinghamshire RS increased from 2.05% to 2.45% WEF 1st November 2022. CLICK HERE for other rates.1
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Although it's on the full list linked by chris_the_bee, for quick reference for those that have it:
Bucks BS RS Locals (closed issue) goes up to 2.80%0
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