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You can close it at any time, but will not be able to open another until the maturity date of the original/previous one.ForumUser7 said:
Oh well - mine matures in May, but it's at 2% - thank goodness for penalty free withdrawals!Bridlington1 said:
There doesn't seem to be a way round this one. This is the thing that irritates me about TSB, they've managed to stop you opening 2 regular savers within a 12-month period yet their systems go into a funk if you open more than one current account with them.ForumUser7 said:
Has anyone found a way around the one each 12 months rule please? Or does the system just not let you open a new one?Kazza242 said:TSB have increased the interest rate on their Monthly Saver Account to 5.00% (fixed gross/AER).
Save between £25 - £250 per month. The maximum total investment is £3,000.
Unlimited withdrawals are permitted.
The account can be opened online or in branch. It runs for 12 months.
The account is available to new and existing TSB current account customers only.
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I closed mine after 9 months,Band7 said:
But not for existing account holders. And there's no way to sunset existing accounts. You have to sit out existing accounts to maturity. If you prefer, you can, however, withdraw your balance and put it to better use elsewhere.ranciduk said:Today TSB upped their monthly saver to 5%0 -
With the on-sale RS account there is no need to monthly fund it, but I left it at £10 to keep it active. I do still have £2k in there though waiting until 1 Feb at the latest just in case they do a "Stafford Railway". It's a bit of a faff withdrawing from LoughBS due to postal only, so for the sake of waiting until next week I decided to leave it.Patrington said:Re Loughborough (but is relevant to any RS)
My monthly contribution is currently just set at the minimum - due to poor rates.
At the end of each month (my contributions to my many RS go out at the beginning of the month) I check the rates of the various RS I pay into compared to the best Instant Access I hold.
If the RS rate is lower I:
Reduce to minimum / stop payment (where possible)
Withdraw balance (again where rules of account allow).
In these dynamic rate times it's a little more effort than the previous few years but still worthwhile I feel.
I agree with your methods, I regularly withdraw from any lower paying RS accounts to cover the next month's deposits into higher payers. Coventry's Home Saver blew a (nice) hole in my plans with its £1k pm deposit.
Watching Mansfield carefully as they're on my radar next week too, if the 3% doesn't jump.2 -
Dudley Building Society
One Year Regular Saver Online
Withdrawn issue rate raised to 3.2% today.
Available issue 2 - 3%4 -
Patrington said:Dudley Building Society
One Year Regular Saver Online
Withdrawn issue rate raised to 3.2% today.
Available issue 2 - 3%Does anyone know what the withdrawn issue rate was prior to this increase please?I've got 2.4% in my spreadsheet, but as it increased to that rate on 06/10/2022 I think I might have missed a previous rate increase. I also can't find any information on Dudley's website about previous rates.0 -
2.7% previouslySection62 said:Patrington said:Dudley Building SocietyOne Year Regular Saver Online
Withdrawn issue rate raised to 3.2% today.
Available issue 2 - 3%Does anyone know what the withdrawn issue rate was prior to this increase please?I've got 2.4% in my spreadsheet, but as it increased to that rate on 06/10/2022 I think I might have missed a previous rate increase. I also can't find any information on Dudley's website about previous rates.1 -
Thanks, much appreciated.Patrington said:
2.7% previouslySection62 said:Patrington said:Dudley Building SocietyOne Year Regular Saver Online
Withdrawn issue rate raised to 3.2% today.
Available issue 2 - 3%Does anyone know what the withdrawn issue rate was prior to this increase please?I've got 2.4% in my spreadsheet, but as it increased to that rate on 06/10/2022 I think I might have missed a previous rate increase. I also can't find any information on Dudley's website about previous rates.
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WEF 23rd November 2022Section62 said:
Thanks, much appreciated.Patrington said:
2.7% previouslySection62 said:Patrington said:Dudley Building SocietyOne Year Regular Saver Online
Withdrawn issue rate raised to 3.2% today.
Available issue 2 - 3%Does anyone know what the withdrawn issue rate was prior to this increase please?I've got 2.4% in my spreadsheet, but as it increased to that rate on 06/10/2022 I think I might have missed a previous rate increase. I also can't find any information on Dudley's website about previous rates.1 -
Yorkshire Building Soc Christmas 2023 Regular Saver
Apologies if this had already been covered, but YBS RS above appears to have been withdrawn.8 -
You can close the existing one, but you can't open a new one until 12 months after you opened it.chris_the_bee said:
I closed mine after 9 months,
I closed mine when santander eSaver beat it, it was annoying as I'd only opened it a month or so earlier.
It's kinda dumb that TSB will prevent me being a customer, but that is their problem.0
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