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flaneurs_lobster said:HHUK said:
Requirements Must be an existing Monmouthshire Building Society Member with a savings account or mortgage. Your savings account must have at least £1 in it and your account must have had transactions within the last 24 months. Which means that you’ll need to have had your savings account since around 5 September 2021 to qualify.
This strikes me as a very odd interpretation.
"To be a qualifying customer you must:- Be an existing savings customer (sole or joint) or a mortgage customer.
- Your savings account must have money in it.
- Your account needs to have transactions within the last 24 months."
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chris_the_bee said:flaneurs_lobster said:HHUK said:
Requirements Must be an existing Monmouthshire Building Society Member with a savings account or mortgage. Your savings account must have at least £1 in it and your account must have had transactions within the last 24 months. Which means that you’ll need to have had your savings account since around 5 September 2021 to qualify.
This strikes me as a very odd interpretation.
"To be a qualifying customer you must:- Be an existing savings customer (sole or joint) or a mortgage customer.
- Your savings account must have money in it.
- Your account needs to have transactions within the last 24 months."
The source seems to be Andy Webb of 'Be Clever With Your Cash'
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friolento said:chris_the_bee said:flaneurs_lobster said:HHUK said:
Requirements Must be an existing Monmouthshire Building Society Member with a savings account or mortgage. Your savings account must have at least £1 in it and your account must have had transactions within the last 24 months. Which means that you’ll need to have had your savings account since around 5 September 2021 to qualify.
This strikes me as a very odd interpretation.
"To be a qualifying customer you must:- Be an existing savings customer (sole or joint) or a mortgage customer.
- Your savings account must have money in it.
- Your account needs to have transactions within the last 24 months."
The source seems to be Andy Webb of 'Be Clever With Your Cash'0 -
MONMOUTHSHIRE EXCLUSIVE REGULAR SAVER
Yes - wrong interpretation by 'Be Clever With Your Cash'.*
I received an email from the Monmouthshire today stating:'An account has been added to your Online Banking profile. Please log in to view the details'
so it looks like my application on 7 September on the back of my existing Christmas Saver Bond has been successful.
However, The ERS is not yet available to view in My Accounts, nor does its number appear in the Add Accounts drop-down box. I'm hopeful it will all be sorted in the next few days.
(*I've dropped a message flagging this on the 'Be Clever With Your Cash' Forum.)
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HHUK said:MONMOUTHSHIRE EXCLUSIVE REGULAR SAVER
However, The ERS is not yet available to view in My Accounts, nor does its number appear in the Add Accounts drop-down box. I'm hopeful it will all be sorted in the next few days.
(*I've dropped a message flagging this on the 'Be Clever With Your Cash' Forum.)
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veggieblob said:
I didn't even realise there was a drop down box - duh! I just type in the number of the new account and it pops up pending0 -
HHUK said:veggieblob said:
I didn't even realise there was a drop down box - duh! I just type in the number of the new account and it pops up pending1 -
snow62 said:HHUK said:hveggieblob said:
I didn't even realise there was a drop down box - duh! I just type in the number of the new account and it pops up pending
When you add your new account, it initially shows as Pending, even if they may already have received a payment for the account from you. It can take several working days before the account shows with a balance, either £0.00 or the amount of a deposit you made. They may or may not send you a message once they change the status from Pending. Best to check once a day until you are happy that it's all set up as expected. The information we can see seems to update once each working day around 7:15 am.
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snow62 said:
Nothing to worry about - the payment is nevertheless added on the day they receive it. It's just the way their system works.
All up-to-date with 2 month's-worth of funding. Could see the account online a few days after opening, already had online access.1 -
I've a few months left on a HSBC regular saver, and can now get better rates elsewhere.
The minimum pay is supposed to be £25, but what if I just cancel the standing order and leave it to mature?
Do you think they would even notice or care?
I can't see anything in their terms about the rate dropping if failing to pay in, only for closing early, so not sure why they say this, given you can pay more in later months to make up the full amount.
Has anybody else had experience of this before?
Thanks0
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