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It's paid annually on 31st July so the bulk of the interest will be paid on 31st July 2024 ... but still worth funding early in the month I guess as interest is calculated daily.jaypers said:Noticed my BH RS had interest added today. Probably me not reading it correctly but just assumed it would be added at the end. Certainly an account well worth funding on the 1st of each calendar month to maximise return.0 -
Have experienced that in the past when I have tried to fund the account too early in the day.ForumUser7 said:Has anyone got this message while trying to transfer between a Skipton EA and the RS just now?...
Worth noting that you can set up a standing order between a Skipton EA account and the RS1 -
The Nottingham BS Branch Fixed Rate Regular Saver, paying 6.00% has been withdrawn (NLA).Please call me 'Kazza'.2
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Beehive variant too.Kazza242 said:The Nottingham BS Branch Fixed Rate Regular Saver, paying 6.00% has been withdrawn (NLA).
Interestingly, it says ‘we’ll add the rates soon’.
If they release a higher rate, I’ll be devastated as ‘Regular saver products are limited to one per customer’. I think this means one at a time, but hoping it means one of each issue at a time.If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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@Special_Saver2 Just a minor point but I can't see it mentioned anywhere. Chorley BS regular saver now matures on 31/7/24, the version maturing on 30/6/24 is now NLA. The rate remains at 5% though.2
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Is 31/7/24 simply a correction? It was never going to be possible for it to mature on 31/6/24 (as June only has 30 days).2
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Beehive 6% RS has gone from the website.
Do Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?0 -
For those of us still on their 1.5% product, they're historically very strict that one regular saver means one regular saver of any type at a time.ForumUser7 said:
If they release a higher rate, I’ll be devastated as ‘Regular saver products are limited to one per customer’. I think this means one at a time, but hoping it means one of each issue at a time.3 -
cancel and re-open??0
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You can't withdraw/close once the 14 day cooling off period has ended. This is the main reason why I never bothered with the Beehive regular savers. I thought the 1.5% and 3.5% ones would soon get overtaken by EA rates so didn't think them worth it and I forwent the 6% one as I may need the money before the end of the term.castle96 said:cancel and re-open??1
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