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Regular Savings Accounts: The Best Currently Available List!

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  • ForumUser7
    ForumUser7 Posts: 2,503 Forumite
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    Tipton and Coseley NLA according to Moneyfacts and their website.
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  • OneUser1
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    The Furness Regular Saver has increased its rate to 4.75% from 4.5%. Probably only of interest to existing account holders although it’s still available (and takes up to £250 per month.)
  • OneUser1 said:
    The Furness Regular Saver has increased its rate to 4.75% from 4.5%. Probably only of interest to existing account holders although it’s still available (and takes up to £250 per month.)
    Not yet it hasn't. 01 Aug it changes.
  • OneUser1
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    OneUser1 said:
    The Furness Regular Saver has increased its rate to 4.75% from 4.5%. Probably only of interest to existing account holders although it’s still available (and takes up to £250 per month.)
    Not yet it hasn't. 01 Aug it changes.
    You are correct but in my defence Furness are already showing the new rate on their website if you view the Regular Saver.
  • liamcov
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    Regarding the Skipton 7.5% and Saffron 9% accounts - do either/both allow for withdrawals or closure with interest?
  • ForumUser7
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    liamcov said:
    Regarding the Skipton 7.5% and Saffron 9% accounts - do either/both allow for withdrawals or closure with interest?
    Skipton - no withdrawals. Penalty free closure with interest.
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  • schiff
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    liamcov said:
    Regarding the Skipton 7.5% and Saffron 9% accounts - do either/both allow for withdrawals or closure with interest?
    That would be the last thing on my mind!  :)
  • liamcov
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    schiff said:
    liamcov said:
    Regarding the Skipton 7.5% and Saffron 9% accounts - do either/both allow for withdrawals or closure with interest?
    That would be the last thing on my mind!  :)
    Yes absolutely, but some life events are bigger than a 9% return. 
  • trickydicky14
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    liamcov said:
    schiff said:
    liamcov said:
    Regarding the Skipton 7.5% and Saffron 9% accounts - do either/both allow for withdrawals or closure with interest?
    That would be the last thing on my mind!  :)
    Yes absolutely, but some life events are bigger than a 9% return. 
    That's very true but as you can only pay £50 a month into the account it's not going to change your life by cashing it in.
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