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  • PRAISETHESUN
    PRAISETHESUN Posts: 4,875 Forumite
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    jaypers said:
    My First Direct RS matures today. They advised that the account may disappear but it hasn’t. Interest has been credited and the rate has dropped to 1.35%. Still called ‘Regular Saver’ though I I can’t move money. I take it that I just need to wait a couple of days now before I can access the cash and open a new RS? 
    Yes - this is fairly standard for FD, and they should have mentioned that it will take a few days to access your money in the letter they send a few weeks before maturity. Mine matured last month and took about 5 working days until I was able to access the funds.
  • For those who opened the Nationwide Start to Save v2 last year, today is the anniversary and you should have received interest in your account.
    Spot on! 

    Every little helps, as they say 😁
  • rob37uk
    rob37uk Posts: 22 Forumite
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    jaypers said:
    My First Direct RS matures today. They advised that the account may disappear but it hasn’t. Interest has been credited and the rate has dropped to 1.35%. Still called ‘Regular Saver’ though I I can’t move money. I take it that I just need to wait a couple of days now before I can access the cash and open a new RS? 
    I always find with FD and HSBC, a quick phone call will get the money moved to the relevant current account on the same day that the interest appears. They might be reluctant, but if you insist that it is now not a notice account but instant access, then they do move the money across.
  • allegro120
    allegro120 Posts: 1,871 Forumite
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    For those who opened the Nationwide Start to Save v2 last year, today is the anniversary and you should have received interest in your account.
    Nothing for me. On mine it says 'anniversary date 24 August 2023'.  May be it's a different account, mine is called Start to Save Issue 2 (5.25%).
  • For those who opened the Nationwide Start to Save v2 last year, today is the anniversary and you should have received interest in your account.
    Nothing for me. On mine it says 'anniversary date 24 August 2023'.  May be it's a different account, mine is called Start to Save Issue 2 (5.25%).
    Same product. You just obviously opened your's in August.
  • surreysaver
    surreysaver Posts: 4,814 Forumite
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    Principality Learner Earner Issue 1

    Just logged on to apply for the 5.5% Regular Saver and noticed the above account now paying 5.3% for anyone else that still has it.
    They don't notify me of changes; the last time I logged on was March and it was still 5.15% then, so the increase would have been sometime between then and now.
    I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?
  • ForumUser7
    ForumUser7 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
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    edited 16 June 2023 at 8:43PM
    Principality Learner Earner Issue 1

    Just logged on to apply for the 5.5% Regular Saver and noticed the above account now paying 5.3% for anyone else that still has it.
    They don't notify me of changes; the last time I logged on was March and it was still 5.15% then, so the increase would have been sometime between then and now.
    Effective 18th May ~ https://www.principality.co.uk/-/media/Savings-PDFs-2019/Offsale-Variable-Rate-Products.pdf?

    I’ve found principality sometimes have a banner on their front page, but never contact directly re increases
    If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.

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  • Does anyone know if Halifax/lloyds are likely to shift their various monthly saver rates soon?  With interest rates on 1 year fixes starting to exceed the currently monthly saver rates, I'd imagine it's on the cards (?)
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