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How many regular savers can I drip feed
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Elderone
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Hi. I'm looking to change my current account possibly to 1st direct with £100 switching bonus. They do a linked regular saver at 2.75%. Can I also drip feed into non linked savers alongside that, such as the Coventry BS paying 2.5% at the same time? I'm looking at ways to maximise returns on inheritance money from a house sale that I need to save for a couple of years.
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Yes, you can have many.
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As many as you can get ..... I have over £4000 a month being drip fed into RS1
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Could you name a few for me to look at please0
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Also which would make ideal feeder accounts?0
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See post 9 in the Regular Savers thread linked above by veryintrigued2
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Elderone said:Also which would make ideal feeder accounts?
As far as regular savers best at moment still Coventry at 1.5 though that may drop but fixed rate yyou want to open immediately is Virgin at 2% (keep an eye on virgin as they open new versions every couple of months and just opened version 15 but you can have 1 of each new version so I currently have 13, 14 and 15 all running) and Halifax at 2% both can be opened online in minutes and dont need you committing to another product like current account. Personally also like Principality Building Society as like virgin they regularly open new versions and can have 1 of each, unfortunately latest version is only 1.5% but worth keeping an eye on them. Other than that have looked at some of the in branch accounts for near you as may give better rates than online.
My advice is open as many as you can at the fixed rates, I have about £6000 going into various ones paying between 2% and 5% (luckily got First Direct before they cut it) each month, some like Virgin allow immediate access anyway so nothing to lose even if think might need the money in 6 months!!0 -
Elderone said:Hi. I'm looking to change my current account possibly to 1st direct with £100 switching bonus. They do a linked regular saver at 2.75%. Can I also drip feed into non linked savers alongside that, such as the Coventry BS paying 2.5% at the same time? I'm looking at ways to maximise returns on inheritance money from a house sale that I need to save for a couple of years.0
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Elderone said:Also which would make ideal feeder accounts?0
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