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Can somebody please remind me whether the cheque for opening the Monmouthshire RS should be made out to me or to the BS. Thank you0
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To yourself.1
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Neither. To me 😜veggieblob said:Can somebody please remind me whether the cheque for opening the Monmouthshire RS should be made out to me or to the BS. Thank you2 -
For security the best thing is to make it out to both i.e. 'Monmouthshire Building Society a/c [your name].'veggieblob said:Can somebody please remind me whether the cheque for opening the Monmouthshire RS should be made out to me or to the BS. Thank you5 -
Effective 10th May, Leeds BS RS Issues 23-39 to increase:
From:£100 - £6000(+ accrued interest) - 4.20%
Above £6000(+ accrued interest) - 1.80%To:
£100 - £6000(+ accrued interest) - 4.25%
Above £6000(+ accrued interest) - 1.90%No increase to the Home Deposit Saver shown on this page as yet.
Source ~ https://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/savings-account-changes/
If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
N.B. (Amended from Forum Rules): You must investigate, and check several times, before you make any decisions or take any action based on any information you glean from any of my content, as nothing I post is advice, rather it is personal opinion and is solely for discussion purposes. I research before my posts, and I never intend to share anything that is misleading, misinforming, or out of date, but don't rely on everything you read. Some of the information changes quickly, is my own opinion or may be incorrect. Verify anything you read before acting on it to protect yourself because you are responsible for any action you consequently make... DYOR, YMMV etc.9 -
I wanted to open Coronation when it was released, but didn't do it because it says "branch only". I'm reading now that it is possible to open it by post. Do you know if I can request them to send me the application form? I'm an existing member, I've opened Christmas with Monmouthshire about 6 months ago.Kazza242 said:
Yes, I am an existing member of Monmouthshire BS.PloughmansLunch said:
Were you an existing member, or new? I'm umming and ahhing about attempting to open one, but have never had any dealings with them before.JamesRobinson48 said:
Thanks Kazza. I posted to the Mon BS my application form with cheque on 19th April; they opened the Coronation RS account on 20th; I received the passbook by post today; and my cheque cleared already. I don't much like writing cheques, but I'll make an exception for such an appealing RS account.Kazza242 said:Some info for anyone who cannot get to a Monmouthshire Building Society branch, but wants to open their Coronation Regular Saver, paying 5.60%:
I am an existing Monmouthshire BS member. I downloaded, completed and posted off a savings application form for the account on Thursday 13th April, along with a cheque and a letter.
They opened the Coronation Regular Saver account for me the next day (14th April). I have received the passbook and account confirmation letter in the post today.0 -
You can use this form: https://www.monbs.com/media/2032/savings-application-form-march-2022-savapp-03-22-1.pdfallegro120 said:
I wanted to open Coronation when it was released, but didn't do it because it says "branch only". I'm reading now that it is possible to open it by post. Do you know if I can request them to send me the application form. I'm existing member, I've opened Christmas with them about 6 months ago.Kazza242 said:
Yes, I am an existing member of Monmouthshire BS.PloughmansLunch said:
Were you an existing member, or new? I'm umming and ahhing about attempting to open one, but have never had any dealings with them before.JamesRobinson48 said:
Thanks Kazza. I posted to the Mon BS my application form with cheque on 19th April; they opened the Coronation RS account on 20th; I received the passbook by post today; and my cheque cleared already. I don't much like writing cheques, but I'll make an exception for such an appealing RS account.Kazza242 said:Some info for anyone who cannot get to a Monmouthshire Building Society branch, but wants to open their Coronation Regular Saver, paying 5.60%:
I am an existing Monmouthshire BS member. I downloaded, completed and posted off a savings application form for the account on Thursday 13th April, along with a cheque and a letter.
They opened the Coronation Regular Saver account for me the next day (14th April). I have received the passbook and account confirmation letter in the post today.If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
N.B. (Amended from Forum Rules): You must investigate, and check several times, before you make any decisions or take any action based on any information you glean from any of my content, as nothing I post is advice, rather it is personal opinion and is solely for discussion purposes. I research before my posts, and I never intend to share anything that is misleading, misinforming, or out of date, but don't rely on everything you read. Some of the information changes quickly, is my own opinion or may be incorrect. Verify anything you read before acting on it to protect yourself because you are responsible for any action you consequently make... DYOR, YMMV etc.1 -
If you have access to a printer, then you can download the Monmouthshire BS savings application form online and submit a postal application for the account.allegro120 said:
I wanted to open Coronation when it was released, but didn't do it because it says "branch only". I'm reading now that it is possible to open it by post. Do you know if I can request them to send me the application form? I'm an existing member, I've opened Christmas with Monmouthshire about 6 months ago.Kazza242 said:
Yes, I am an existing member of Monmouthshire BS.PloughmansLunch said:
Were you an existing member, or new? I'm umming and ahhing about attempting to open one, but have never had any dealings with them before.JamesRobinson48 said:
Thanks Kazza. I posted to the Mon BS my application form with cheque on 19th April; they opened the Coronation RS account on 20th; I received the passbook by post today; and my cheque cleared already. I don't much like writing cheques, but I'll make an exception for such an appealing RS account.Kazza242 said:Some info for anyone who cannot get to a Monmouthshire Building Society branch, but wants to open their Coronation Regular Saver, paying 5.60%:
I am an existing Monmouthshire BS member. I downloaded, completed and posted off a savings application form for the account on Thursday 13th April, along with a cheque and a letter.
They opened the Coronation Regular Saver account for me the next day (14th April). I have received the passbook and account confirmation letter in the post today.
Please see my post from the 18th April (link below) for some info on what to send to Mon BS:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/79999025#Comment_79999025
Please call me 'Kazza'.2 -
Thanks. That's the same one I've used for Christmas application. This was the last time my printer printed, it packed in since then and I've decided not to invest in any more printers, hardly any need for having printer anymore.ForumUser7 said:
You can use this form: https://www.monbs.com/media/2032/savings-application-form-march-2022-savapp-03-22-1.pdfallegro120 said:
I wanted to open Coronation when it was released, but didn't do it because it says "branch only". I'm reading now that it is possible to open it by post. Do you know if I can request them to send me the application form. I'm existing member, I've opened Christmas with them about 6 months ago.Kazza242 said:
Yes, I am an existing member of Monmouthshire BS.PloughmansLunch said:
Were you an existing member, or new? I'm umming and ahhing about attempting to open one, but have never had any dealings with them before.JamesRobinson48 said:
Thanks Kazza. I posted to the Mon BS my application form with cheque on 19th April; they opened the Coronation RS account on 20th; I received the passbook by post today; and my cheque cleared already. I don't much like writing cheques, but I'll make an exception for such an appealing RS account.Kazza242 said:Some info for anyone who cannot get to a Monmouthshire Building Society branch, but wants to open their Coronation Regular Saver, paying 5.60%:
I am an existing Monmouthshire BS member. I downloaded, completed and posted off a savings application form for the account on Thursday 13th April, along with a cheque and a letter.
They opened the Coronation Regular Saver account for me the next day (14th April). I have received the passbook and account confirmation letter in the post today.
In the past some building societies were keen on sending application forms by post, so I was hoping that Monmouthshire might still do it.1 -
Can you explain how come making it out to both is more secure?wmb194 said:
For security the best thing is to make it out to both i.e. 'Monmouthshire Building Society a/c [your name].'veggieblob said:Can somebody please remind me whether the cheque for opening the Monmouthshire RS should be made out to me or to the BS. Thank you
The terms and conditions say [your name] [account number where it's known]:"You can pay into your account by cheque which must be made payable to the account holder(s) and quote the account number where this is known (do not make cheques payable to 'Monmouthshire Building Society' only). If you are paying in a cheque given to you by someone else, please ask for it to be made payable to you or if it is already made payable to the Society, to add your name and account number. Any alterations or additions to the cheque, no matter how small should be signed in full by the drawer (i.e. the person who writes and signs the cheque)."
If putting it in the format you say. I e. Both BS name and your name, is best for security, how come the terms and conditions wouldn't ask us to use that format?0
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