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  • Section62 said:
    Section62 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    Withdrawn issue rate raised to 3.2% today.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    Does anyone know what the withdrawn issue rate was prior to this increase please?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.
    2.7% previously 
    Thanks, much appreciated.

    WEF 23rd November 2022
  • phillw
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    chris_the_bee said:
    I closed mine after 9 months,
    You can close the existing one, but you can't open a new one until 12 months after you opened it.

    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.
  • Sad_Dad
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    Does anyone know if the TSB regualar saver can be fed from a non-TSB account?
  • Sad_Dad said:
    Does anyone know if the TSB regualar saver can be fed from a non-TSB account?
    Yes,it can.
  • Sad_Dad said:
    Does anyone know if the TSB regualar saver can be fed from a non-TSB account?
    Yes,it can.
    It didn't for me - I had money bounce back from Chase this morning as I accidentally used the saver acc. number instead of the current account, so have now set a standing order from the main TSB into the TSB saver a day after the payment is due to arrive
  • Sad_Dad
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    Sad_Dad said:
    Does anyone know if the TSB regualar saver can be fed from a non-TSB account?
    Yes,it can.
    It didn't for me - I had money bounce back from Chase this morning as I accidentally used the saver acc. number instead of the current account, so have now set a standing order from the main TSB into the TSB saver a day after the payment is due to arrive
    That's a shame,  I might not bother opening one then. 
  • Sad_Dad said:
    Sad_Dad said:
    Does anyone know if the TSB regualar saver can be fed from a non-TSB account?
    Yes,it can.
    It didn't for me - I had money bounce back from Chase this morning as I accidentally used the saver acc. number instead of the current account, so have now set a standing order from the main TSB into the TSB saver a day after the payment is due to arrive
    That's a shame,  I might not bother opening one then. 
    You 100% can. Had TSB RS since 2014 and always deposit from an external a/c, never any issue incl this month.

    For years TSB have stated that funds must be from an internal a/c (just as other banks also sometimes state), however reality is very different. The only ones I know that ensure its internal are SAN, HSBC, FD.
  • AndyTh_2
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    edited 26 January 2023 at 6:39PM
    Sad_Dad said:
    Does anyone know if the TSB regualar saver can be fed from a non-TSB account?
    Yes,it can.
    It didn't for me - I had money bounce back from Chase this morning as I accidentally used the saver acc. number instead of the current account, so have now set a standing order from the main TSB into the TSB saver a day after the payment is due to arrive
    It paid in fine from me from Chase Saver direct to the TSB monthly saver yesterday, no bounce back and balance shows it.

    Also I answered when setting it up that I'd fund from another bank provider's account.
  • Sad_Dad said:
    Sad_Dad said:
    Does anyone know if the TSB regualar saver can be fed from a non-TSB account?
    Yes,it can.
    It didn't for me - I had money bounce back from Chase this morning as I accidentally used the saver acc. number instead of the current account, so have now set a standing order from the main TSB into the TSB saver a day after the payment is due to arrive
    That's a shame,  I might not bother opening one then. 
    You 100% can. Had TSB RS since 2014 and always deposit from an external a/c, never any issue incl this month.

    For years TSB have stated that funds must be from an internal a/c (just as other banks also sometimes state), however reality is very different. The only ones I know that ensure its internal are SAN, HSBC, FD.
    Actually, thinking about it, my TSB saver may already have had £250 in there for this month which might explain a decline of further funds. Sorry for muddying the waters
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