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Hardly a replacement with a max of £50 per monthCooperSF said:
Now called Start to Save Issue 2Profiterole said:I'm probably being stupid as usual, so be gentle with me
Just had a Nationwide Regular Saver mature and can't for the life of me find on their website how to open another one? Have they stopped doing them does anyone know? Appreciate any replies. Thanks.
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Any idea if this applies to existing accounts? Just checked app and it's still showing as 3.5%.Reg_Smeeton said:Saffron Building Society Small Saver
New issue released today, rate increases from 3.5% to 4% fixed2 -
It doesn't. Though you can ring them and convert your account to the new rate, though the entire balance plus any interest earned to date, barring £50 will be transferred to your nominated account.t1redmonkey said:
Any idea if this applies to existing accounts? Just checked app and it's still showing as 3.5%.Reg_Smeeton said:Saffron Building Society Small Saver
New issue released today, rate increases from 3.5% to 4% fixed2 -
3.5% accounts are great for people who still have money left after filling up all the higher rates. And for people who don’t want or can’t have the pre-req current accounts for the higher rate RSsjaypers said:Still a lot of talk about 3.5% accounts etc. Surely First Direct have reset the bar? I’ve got 3 Regular Savers on the go…….going forwards I won’t even be considering anything under 5%.1 -
Yep, these were my thoughts tooColdIron said:
Hardly a replacement with a max of £50 per monthCooperSF said:
Now called Start to Save Issue 2Profiterole said:I'm probably being stupid as usual, so be gentle with me
Just had a Nationwide Regular Saver mature and can't for the life of me find on their website how to open another one? Have they stopped doing them does anyone know? Appreciate any replies. Thanks.
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If I remember correctly you can't have both the £500 pm SAFFRON regular saver and the £50 pm Small Saver?
The £500 account is currently at 3.00% - maybe a replacement is on the cards?3 -
Yes, that's a piddling amount. Am expecting Nationwide to return with a regular saver with a decent monthly limit and good headline rate.ColdIron said:
Hardly a replacement with a max of £50 per monthCooperSF said:
Now called Start to Save Issue 2Profiterole said:I'm probably being stupid as usual, so be gentle with me
Just had a Nationwide Regular Saver mature and can't for the life of me find on their website how to open another one? Have they stopped doing them does anyone know? Appreciate any replies. Thanks.3 -
I believe Profiterole was referring to the Flex Regular saver which is currently unavailable. The Start to Save is a different account.CooperSF said:
Now called Start to Save Issue 2Profiterole said:I'm probably being stupid as usual, so be gentle with me
Just had a Nationwide Regular Saver mature and can't for the life of me find on their website how to open another one? Have they stopped doing them does anyone know? Appreciate any replies. Thanks.🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
Balance as at 01/09/23 = £115,000.00 Balance as at 31/12/23 = £112,000.00
Balance as at 31/08/24 = £105,400.00 Balance as at 31/12/24 = £102,500.00
Balance as at 31/08/25 = £ 95,450.00
£100k barrier broken 1/4/25SOA CALCULATOR (for DFW newbies): SOA Calculatorshe/her3 -
I sent them a secure message on this, and they replied within 4 minutes! As you explained, they came back and said they could transfer £50 from my existing Small Saver into the new 4% one, but rest would have to be paid out to me. So I confirmed I was fine with this, and they went ahead and took those actions within 10 minutes. Very quick of them to respond/action those secure messages in this day and age I have to say.Bridlington1 said:
It doesn't. Though you can ring them and convert your account to the new rate, though the entire balance plus any interest earned to date, barring £50 will be transferred to your nominated account.t1redmonkey said:
Any idea if this applies to existing accounts? Just checked app and it's still showing as 3.5%.Reg_Smeeton said:Saffron Building Society Small Saver
New issue released today, rate increases from 3.5% to 4% fixed3 -
Yes, that's why I put the matured amount into a 3-year 4.75% fixed rate bond, that seems a good rate, especially as rates are coming down now.ColdIron said:
Hardly a replacement with a max of £50 per monthCooperSF said:
Now called Start to Save Issue 2Profiterole said:I'm probably being stupid as usual, so be gentle with me
Just had a Nationwide Regular Saver mature and can't for the life of me find on their website how to open another one? Have they stopped doing them does anyone know? Appreciate any replies. Thanks.Being brave is going after your dreams head on1
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