Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

Bridlington1

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

PloughmansLunch

Bridlington1 said:

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

With a bit of URL tweaking, does this mean I can still apply for the 5% Christmas Saver bond?

Bridlington1

PloughmansLunch said:

Bridlington1 said:

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

With a bit of URL tweaking, does this mean I can still apply for the 5% Christmas Saver bond?

Yes it does. Try:

https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6075#!

aaj123

Bridlington1 said:

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

Thanks! The link works but since I only opened an account with them this morning for Issue 32, it wouldn't let me use the same login to apply for another product unless I activate using a code they have sent out in the post today.

ForumUser7

No Coventry First Home Saver Issue 1 increase again, Issue 2, and RS Issue 5 -> 4.15% effective 4th April 2023

aaj123

Bridlington1 said:

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

Does it mean all their legacy products remain technically available if one happens to have saved an old link?

ForumUser7

aaj123 said:

Bridlington1 said:

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

Does it mean all their legacy products remain technically available if one happens to have saved an old link?

Yes, but some of the rates have reduced to maturity rates. For example their RSBI2 payed like 0.65% when I tried to open it, but much more before

dcs34

ForumUser7 said:

aaj123 said:

Bridlington1 said:

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

Does it mean all their legacy products remain technically available if one happens to have saved an old link?

Yes, but some of the rates have reduced to maturity rates. For example their RSBI2 payed like 0.65% when I tried to open it, but much more before

Do they actually let you operate the account though, and pay interest? Or is it a case that the system will let you open it, but some member of staff will eventually come along and close it for you?

ForumUser7

dcs34 said:

ForumUser7 said:

aaj123 said:

Bridlington1 said:

Section62 said:

aaj123 said:

t1redmonkey said:

Also didn't realise you could have multiple RS issues with Principality so got 2 on the go now, thanks 

Do you have a link to Issue 31 now? Is not on the website any more and I have already opened an issue 32 this morning. 

Usually the older issue goes NLA on the launch of the new issue.

Though with principality the link never goes dead. Try:
https://online.principality.co.uk/Originations/launchpage.aspx?productType=RegularSaver&productCode=6076#!

Does it mean all their legacy products remain technically available if one happens to have saved an old link?

Yes, but some of the rates have reduced to maturity rates. For example their RSBI2 payed like 0.65% when I tried to open it, but much more before

Do they actually let you operate the account though, and pay interest? Or is it a case that the system will let you open it, but some member of staff will eventually come along and close it for you?

I don't know. I held it for 1 day, and then when I noticed that it was a maturity rate and not the ~6% I'd expected, I closed it. The interest accrued would've been £0.00035616 - hence not payable. I did call and ask for a copy of the account summary box/ts and cs, and they said they couldn't find it, but didn't bat an eyelid.

JamesPeter

Darlington Building Society - The Green Regular Saver (listed on page 1 of this thread) is no longer listed as available on the Darlington BS website and is now listed in the 'closed RS' area of their website:

https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-accounts/closed-savings-accounts/