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happybagger said:
As above, simplest thing would be to download and send it off and see.
01768 863675
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Haha, so the last thing I want to do is open the local debate on GM vs Cheshire vs Lancashire!
I suppose what I was asking was - has anyone living in what was historically Lancashire but administratively GM (or similar situations elsewhere - Saddleworth, North Lincs?) had any luck?
I have sent them an email.1 -
I'll be very near to Penrith for a few weeks from tomorrow......do you think they will open me an account with a temporary address ?0
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subjecttocontract said:I'll be very near to Penrith for a few weeks from tomorrow......do you think they will open me an account with a temporary address ?0
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subjecttocontract said:I'll be very near to Penrith for a few weeks from tomorrow......do you think they will open me an account with a temporary address ?0
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It appears that some on here are confusing the idea of a current administrative district with county, historic or otherwise. But I'm not getting into further debate, if @dlevene needs a definitive answer on the question posed, the simplest thing is to try for the account. If others suggest phoning, fine, but you'll still need to send the application off if they say "yes" anyway.
Hopefully some people will get out of bed on a different side tomorrow morning0 -
Kaizen917 said:Im a bit baffled to see the gap between instant and RS so narrow now. A rate around 5% is hardly worth it by this point.
Having a fixed regular saver could be advantageous once easy access rates start to drop but, with another small rise or two predicted for this year, the rate may need to be closer to 6% than 5% to benefit in that way, I would imagine.1 -
dlevene said:Re. Penrith BS, is there any detailed information about what "Heartland" areas are eligible to open accounts; maybe a list of postcodes? Want to know if "Lancashire" might cover the ceremonial county, ie. include Manchester....
It does seem like the RS market is pretty weak at the moment. I've got £400/month that needs a home - given that EA has just hit 5%, there's nowhere for it to go.3 -
dlevene said:dlevene said:Re. Penrith BS, is there any detailed information about what "Heartland" areas are eligible to open accounts; maybe a list of postcodes? Want to know if "Lancashire" might cover the ceremonial county, ie. include Manchester....
It does seem like the RS market is pretty weak at the moment. I've got £400/month that needs a home - given that EA has just hit 5%, there's nowhere for it to go.0 -
Awful lot of hassle. Crossing my fingers that Tandem's jump in the EA market will have a knock-on effect for RS's and ISAs...0
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