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Nuggy96 said:Just opened the TSB monthly saver and didn’t read the summary box and transferred £250 from my Al Rayan, but it says you can only deposit via standing order from a TSB current account. Anyone else have experience with this? The money hasn’t arrived in my TSB and hasn’t bounced back to my Al Rayan yet so kinda worried. Thanks.
also, if I open today, is it the classic I can deposit again on the 1st or have to wait until 22nd?0 -
colsten said:My cut-off before the recent round of interest rate slashing was 2%. I am now going to keep my 1.85% Coventry accounts but only because I have maxed all the 2%+ accounts, and because I can't get a 1-year fix that beats drip-feeding the 1.85% account. If I could get a better return from a 1-year fix, I would be using the 1-year fix. If I didn't have a lump sum and was saving monthly, I would go for anything that pays me more than an instant access account, so as low as 1.3% or so on current rates.
I know once new accounts are set up with SO's that's it, job done, but some people would find it daunting having so many accounts open, and all those SO's as well.0 -
bsms1147 said:Nuggy96 said:Just opened the TSB monthly saver and didn’t read the summary box and transferred £250 from my Al Rayan, but it says you can only deposit via standing order from a TSB current account. Anyone else have experience with this? The money hasn’t arrived in my TSB and hasn’t bounced back to my Al Rayan yet so kinda worried. Thanks.
also, if I open today, is it the classic I can deposit again on the 1st or have to wait until 22nd?
So why not funnel the cash via your TSB current account - given you need to pay in £500 anyway into it monthly to get the 3% (soon 1.5%) interest?
https://www.tsb.co.uk/savings/monthly-saver/
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margaretx9 said:bsms1147 said:Nuggy96 said:Just opened the TSB monthly saver and didn’t read the summary box and transferred £250 from my Al Rayan, but it says you can only deposit via standing order from a TSB current account. Anyone else have experience with this? The money hasn’t arrived in my TSB and hasn’t bounced back to my Al Rayan yet so kinda worried. Thanks.
also, if I open today, is it the classic I can deposit again on the 1st or have to wait until 22nd?
So why not funnel the cash via your TSB current account - given you need to pay in £500 anyway into it monthly to get the 3% (soon 1.5%) interest?
https://www.tsb.co.uk/savings/monthly-saver/0 -
Received a letter yesterday advising my child's Principality Learner Earner paying 4% is reducing to 3.35% from 11th May. Haven't (yet) received any notification regarding my parallel account.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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Deleted_User said:margaretx9 said:bsms1147 said:Nuggy96 said:Just opened the TSB monthly saver and didn’t read the summary box and transferred £250 from my Al Rayan, but it says you can only deposit via standing order from a TSB current account. Anyone else have experience with this? The money hasn’t arrived in my TSB and hasn’t bounced back to my Al Rayan yet so kinda worried. Thanks.
also, if I open today, is it the classic I can deposit again on the 1st or have to wait until 22nd?
So why not funnel the cash via your TSB current account - given you need to pay in £500 anyway into it monthly to get the 3% (soon 1.5%) interest?
https://www.tsb.co.uk/savings/monthly-saver/
It takes time to build up a collection of RSs so that those that mature pay the monthly SOs to the open ones. I counted 24 that matured in 2019/20. It will be the same this year, but with less 'income'.0 -
surreysaver said:Received a letter yesterday advising my child's Principality Learner Earner paying 4% is reducing to 3.35% from 11th May. Haven't (yet) received any notification regarding my parallel account.
Nothing on Issue 3 though which is still available at 3%.1 -
Cumberland BSRegular Saver (Issue 3) reducing on 1 May to 2%; presently 2.55%. See pdf on their web site.1
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Ed-1 said:surreysaver said:Received a letter yesterday advising my child's Principality Learner Earner paying 4% is reducing to 3.35% from 11th May. Haven't (yet) received any notification regarding my parallel account.
Nothing on Issue 3 though which is still available at 3%.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0 -
surreysaver said:Ed-1 said:surreysaver said:Received a letter yesterday advising my child's Principality Learner Earner paying 4% is reducing to 3.35% from 11th May. Haven't (yet) received any notification regarding my parallel account.
Nothing on Issue 3 though which is still available at 3%.- Notify me when people comment on discussions I've participated in.
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