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Qyburn said:For those with the TSB regular saver, how strictly do they enforce the standing order requirement? I don't keep money or receive income into the TSB current account so would prefer to make payments by FP from Lloyds. I suppose I could have a really small SO of the minimum £25/m and pay in the other £225 from Lloyds. Would that be accepted? I just don't like the idea of a SO paid from an account I have to remember to manually top up.
They don't enforce it at all, you can set up a standing order or pay by faster payment from Lloyds account without a problem.
The one thing you cannot do is transfer money manually from the TSB current account to the regular saver.1 -
arsenalboy said:Wheres_My_Cashback said:arsenalboy said:Thanks for TSB replies, I will try chat line first but from past experience of banking chat lines, they will only advise and not action. They will probably direct me to the App but I will probably end up transferring out and waiting 9 months for my £2 interest!
From commencing initial chat (6 minutes) to closure and interest paid it took 73 minutes even though they 'aimed to close in 2-3 days'.1 -
Qyburn said:For those with the TSB regular saver, how strictly do they enforce the standing order requirement? I don't keep money or receive income into the TSB current account so would prefer to make payments by FP from Lloyds. I suppose I could have a really small SO of the minimum £25/m and pay in the other £225 from Lloyds. Would that be accepted? I just don't like the idea of a SO paid from an account I have to remember to manually top up.
Et Voila - no manual intervention..1 -
Qyburn said:For those with the TSB regular saver, how strictly do they enforce the standing order requirement? I don't keep money or receive income into the TSB current account so would prefer to make payments by FP from Lloyds. I suppose I could have a really small SO of the minimum £25/m and pay in the other £225 from Lloyds. Would that be accepted? I just don't like the idea of a SO paid from an account I have to remember to manually top up.
I don't know if this is enforced.0 -
kaMelo said:Qyburn said:For those with the TSB regular saver, how strictly do they enforce the standing order requirement? I don't keep money or receive income into the TSB current account so would prefer to make payments by FP from Lloyds. I suppose I could have a really small SO of the minimum £25/m and pay in the other £225 from Lloyds. Would that be accepted? I just don't like the idea of a SO paid from an account I have to remember to manually top up.
They don't enforce it at all, you can set up a standing order or pay by faster payment from Lloyds account without a problem.
The one thing you cannot do is transfer money manually from the TSB current account to the regular saver.1 -
Bridlington1 said:kaMelo said:Qyburn said:For those with the TSB regular saver, how strictly do they enforce the standing order requirement? I don't keep money or receive income into the TSB current account so would prefer to make payments by FP from Lloyds. I suppose I could have a really small SO of the minimum £25/m and pay in the other £225 from Lloyds. Would that be accepted? I just don't like the idea of a SO paid from an account I have to remember to manually top up.
They don't enforce it at all, you can set up a standing order or pay by faster payment from Lloyds account without a problem.
The one thing you cannot do is transfer money manually from the TSB current account to the regular saver.
As in transfer between accounts in online banking? (Not through a standing order)
I've never been able to do that so I've just checked to see if it's changed. Whilst I can transfer money out of the monthly saver it's still not possible to do an internal transfer from any TSB account, be it the Spend and Save or other savings account, into the monthly saver account, it's just not listed as an available account to transfer into.0 -
kaMelo said:Bridlington1 said:kaMelo said:Qyburn said:For those with the TSB regular saver, how strictly do they enforce the standing order requirement? I don't keep money or receive income into the TSB current account so would prefer to make payments by FP from Lloyds. I suppose I could have a really small SO of the minimum £25/m and pay in the other £225 from Lloyds. Would that be accepted? I just don't like the idea of a SO paid from an account I have to remember to manually top up.
They don't enforce it at all, you can set up a standing order or pay by faster payment from Lloyds account without a problem.
The one thing you cannot do is transfer money manually from the TSB current account to the regular saver.
As in transfer between accounts in online banking? (Not through a standing order)
I've never been able to do that so I've just checked to see if it's changed. Whilst I can transfer money out of the monthly saver it's still not possible to do an internal transfer from any TSB account, be it the Spend and Save or other savings account, into the monthly saver account, it's just not listed as an available account to transfer into.If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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I never thought of doing that.1
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soulsaver said:arsenalboy said:Wheres_My_Cashback said:arsenalboy said:Thanks for TSB replies, I will try chat line first but from past experience of banking chat lines, they will only advise and not action. They will probably direct me to the App but I will probably end up transferring out and waiting 9 months for my £2 interest!
From commencing initial chat (6 minutes) to closure and interest paid it took 73 minutes even though they 'aimed to close in 2-3 days'.0 -
On TSB Internet banking it said "Sorry, but you are not eligible for Monthly Saver" BUT down the bottom of the screen there was the button to apply anyway. So that's what I did, the account opened OK and no hassle funding it with a transfer from Lloyds.
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