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Hi Everybody,
I hope you are well and enjoying your summer. This is a quick message to let you know that I have not forgotten to update the first page of this thread. I am unable to do so at the moment as I am overseas and unexpectedly do not have any WiFi in my accommodation but in early September I will be back in the UK and I will go back to page 890 and update everything from there onwards.
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And the Members 12 Month Regular Saver is going to 5.25%.ircE said:Sorry if already mentioned - Moneyfacts showing Saffron BS Small Saver rising to 5.75% wef tomorrow (16th August).9 -
Leeds BSsimonsmithsays said:
My 23 still showing as 5%Bridlington1 said:Just a reminder the new Leeds BS rates come into force today. Notably:
Regular Saver issues 23-43 now pays 5.25%
Home Deposit Saver now pays 5.15%
Hopefully it'll change sometime today
Still showing as 5% here.
Anyone else?0 -
Showing 5.25 now 👍simonsmithsays said:
Leeds BSsimonsmithsays said:
My 23 still showing as 5%Bridlington1 said:Just a reminder the new Leeds BS rates come into force today. Notably:
Regular Saver issues 23-43 now pays 5.25%
Home Deposit Saver now pays 5.15%
Hopefully it'll change sometime today
Still showing as 5% here.
Anyone else?0 -
I've managed to renew my Lloyds regular saver and was trying to do the same with Halifax but getting the following error messageBridlington1 said:
Don't close it directly. Your best bet is to log into online banking and renew it into an EA account, then close it from there (takes very little time at all). Plus due to a quirk in LBG's technical systems you should then be able to open a new regular saver at 5.5%.LZC said:How easy is it to close the Halifax RS? There doesn’t seem much point in keeping it at 4.5% when you can get easy access at 5%.If I message them on the app how long will it take them to close it?There's a problem...
103: Sorry, we can’t update your settings right now. Please try again later.
Wondering it this is just a glitch or if they are wise to this now and are preventing renewals from regular savers?0 -
@BestSeagull
I renewed and closed both Halifax and BOS yesterday.
The only problem I had was you to have to be logged into BOS to renew the BOS account, and logged into Halifax to renew the Halifax account.
Also, make sure you are not trying to renew to a type of account that you already hold. Halifax sets up a maturity account when you open the Regular Saver. Close any unused accounts, log out and in again, and try again.5 -
That worked! Thanks very much.Nick_C said:@BestSeagull
I renewed and closed both Halifax and BOS yesterday.
The only problem I had was you to have to be logged into BOS to renew the BOS account, and logged into Halifax to renew the Halifax account.
Also, make sure you are not trying to renew to a type of account that you already hold. Halifax sets up a maturity account when you open the Regular Saver. Close any unused accounts, log out and in again, and try again.1 -
Does anyone have the T&Cs for the Monmouthshire Christmas Saver Bond iss 5?
I know early closure is not an option because it attracts a much lower interest rate.
I am currently paying in £200 pm but wondering if I can reduce the payments?
Thanks.
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They're on the wayback machine:Speculator said:Does anyone have the T&Cs for the Monmouthshire Christmas Saver Bond iss 5?
I know early closure is not an option because it attracts a much lower interest rate.
I am currently paying in £200 pm but wondering if I can reduce the payments?
Thanks.
https://web.archive.org/web/20221203093556/https://www.monbs.com/products/christmas-saver-bond-issue-5/
You can stop making payments altogether if you like and won't face any penalty for it.1
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