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boingy said:simonsmithsays said:Furness 3 year Regular Saver
Has anyone any experience of attempting to close the account when they've already made the allowed 'one withdrawal per account year'?
Thanks in advance
Not quite sure how they can insist on that but there you go.Furness 3 year Regular Saver"Not quite sure how they can insist on that but there you go." - Like a fixed rate fixed term savings account but you can top up each month. Unless it's an ISA the provider can block access to the money. The actual offer here is a relatively long lived account, with a single withdrawal each year. This makes it "limited instant access" and suits the needs of some.0 -
Wheres_My_Cashback said:simonsmithsays said:Furness 3 year Regular Saver
Has anyone any experience of attempting to close the account when they've already made the allowed 'one withdrawal per account year'?
Thanks in advance
I only have a leaflet on this specific account so can't link to it.
Tel. 0800 834312 or email - furness.drect@furness-bs.co.uk0 -
someone said:boingy said:simonsmithsays said:Furness 3 year Regular Saver
Has anyone any experience of attempting to close the account when they've already made the allowed 'one withdrawal per account year'?
Thanks in advance
Not quite sure how they can insist on that but there you go.Furness 3 year Regular Saver"Not quite sure how they can insist on that but there you go." - Like a fixed rate fixed term savings account but you can top up each month. Unless it's an ISA the provider can block access to the money. The actual offer here is a relatively long lived account, with a single withdrawal each year. This makes it "limited instant access" and suits the needs of some.0 -
Furness 3 year Regular SaverJust for context the wording from the pdf I have says
Can I withdraw money?
The Regular Saver allows one withdrawal to be made in each anniversary year. If more than one withdrawal is required in the anniversary year, we will transfer your balance to an access account and the relevant terms and conditions and interest rate will apply. We will notify you of this at that time. As long as you leave £1 or more in your account you can carry on saving each month. You can close your account at any time without notice or penalty.
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liamcov said:Re the Beehive/Notts 6% accounts, I know no withdrawals are allowed, but what if one closes the accounts - will interest still be paid or is there a penalty?0
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The no longer available Suffolk Holiday Save and Smart Save Monthly rises to 5.15% (when including the bonus.) My Smart Save (2) only reaches 4.65%.1
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allegro120 said:liamcov said:Re the Beehive/Notts 6% accounts, I know no withdrawals are allowed, but what if one closes the accounts - will interest still be paid or is there a penalty?
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TiVo_Lad said:allegro120 said:liamcov said:Re the Beehive/Notts 6% accounts, I know no withdrawals are allowed, but what if one closes the accounts - will interest still be paid or is there a penalty?If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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ForumUser7 said:TiVo_Lad said:allegro120 said:liamcov said:Re the Beehive/Notts 6% accounts, I know no withdrawals are allowed, but what if one closes the accounts - will interest still be paid or is there a penalty?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/80150454#Comment_80150454
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