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dcs34 said:Snapdragon said:SFindlay said:Steve_xx said:trickydicky14 said:
Can you defo close all these accounts, (Halifax, Lloyds and Bos) without loss and re-apply immediately at the new rates?
Log out and log back in again. The regular saver will now be an easy access account with any interest at the full regular saver rate paid in. You can then open a new regular saver (might need to wait a day for system to refresh).
I just logged out and logged in again after renewing and BOS let me open their 5.5% Monthly Saver.1 -
Speculator said:dcs34 said:Snapdragon said:SFindlay said:Steve_xx said:trickydicky14 said:
Can you defo close all these accounts, (Halifax, Lloyds and Bos) without loss and re-apply immediately at the new rates?
Log out and log back in again. The regular saver will now be an easy access account with any interest at the full regular saver rate paid in. You can then open a new regular saver (might need to wait a day for system to refresh).
I just logged out and logged in again after renewing and BOS let me open their 5.5% Monthly Saver.1 -
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Speculator said:dcs34 said:Snapdragon said:SFindlay said:Steve_xx said:trickydicky14 said:
Can you defo close all these accounts, (Halifax, Lloyds and Bos) without loss and re-apply immediately at the new rates?
Log out and log back in again. The regular saver will now be an easy access account with any interest at the full regular saver rate paid in. You can then open a new regular saver (might need to wait a day for system to refresh).
I just logged out and logged in again after renewing and BOS let me open their 5.5% Monthly Saver.
Me too - thanks for the guidance. I'll now try with Lloyds and Halifax.
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Worth noting if you do close them and reopen them, you need to find a new home for the money from the closed accounts since you can only put back in a portion of it (whatever the monthly limit is).1
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t1redmonkey said:Worth noting if you do close them and reopen them, you need to find a new home for the money from the closed accounts since you can only put back in a portion of it (whatever the monthly limit is).If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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Gers said:Speculator said:dcs34 said:Snapdragon said:SFindlay said:Steve_xx said:trickydicky14 said:
Can you defo close all these accounts, (Halifax, Lloyds and Bos) without loss and re-apply immediately at the new rates?
Log out and log back in again. The regular saver will now be an easy access account with any interest at the full regular saver rate paid in. You can then open a new regular saver (might need to wait a day for system to refresh).
I just logged out and logged in again after renewing and BOS let me open their 5.5% Monthly Saver.
Me too - thanks for the guidance. I'll now try with Lloyds and Halifax.1 -
Thank you @Bridlington1 for posting the update re LBG rates.Just as a reminder to everyone that there are already other threads discuss specifics of the accounts (e.g. https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6428126/lloyds-bank-of-scotland-halifax-regular-monthly-saver-limits/p1 ) as well as the option to start a new thread on a specific account/topic. By doing so it will help maintain a manageable "signal to noise" ratio for subscribers of this thread.Fingers crossed this message doesn't cause a flurry of new messages. To that end, if you want to express general support of this message please hit the "thanks" button. If anyone strongly objects then please can we direct the conversation to a new netiquette thread for the time been.3
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ChaskhaChaia said:Gers said:Speculator said:dcs34 said:Snapdragon said:SFindlay said:Steve_xx said:trickydicky14 said:
Can you defo close all these accounts, (Halifax, Lloyds and Bos) without loss and re-apply immediately at the new rates?
Log out and log back in again. The regular saver will now be an easy access account with any interest at the full regular saver rate paid in. You can then open a new regular saver (might need to wait a day for system to refresh).
I just logged out and logged in again after renewing and BOS let me open their 5.5% Monthly Saver.
Me too - thanks for the guidance. I'll now try with Lloyds and Halifax.
Great point - thanks!
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t1redmonkey said:Worth noting if you do close them and reopen them, you need to find a new home for the money from the closed accounts since you can only put back in a portion of it (whatever the monthly limit is).
It's a tough call as they could raise again.0
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