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It is. I had to enter the driver number and the expiry date. (I don't have a passport).Patr100 said:FAQs suggest passport or Drivers licence needed for ID checks.
Though I hit a brick wall when it told me to go back and enter the house number!
Usual procedures elsewhere have said "House number or name" but UBI require a number even with a name0 -
they have 2 products for each fixed term - the Premier Bond is online only... the other is branch/post.Patr100 said:
Moneyacts is summarising only opened by branch or post, so really off putting IMO.janusdesign said:I see Union Bank of India are back in the tables (£5k - £340k)...1 year - 4.60%
2 years - 5.00%
3 years - 4.80%
4 years - 4.60%
5 years - 4.60%
Info on website is sparse. They dont seem to have any branches!
FAQs suggest passport or Drivers licence needed for ID checks.
i think they were discussed months ago with their 3.2% bond (when the above same point was made), my recollection from that was that they dont create the account until they receive funds... I opened but never funded that account - had no confidence in ubi.
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Am I missing something.. why isn't the Vanquis 2yr 5% bond listed on the MSE website but the 3yr is?0
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Because its no longer available - and the 1yr too0
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They've stopped accepting new apps for the 2 year, Vanquis just haven't removed the 'Apply' link from their website yet.StevenGude said:Am I missing something.. why isn't the Vanquis 2yr 5% bond listed on the MSE website but the 3yr is?0 -
Damn! I was just waiting for a PBs withdrawal to hit my bank account.t1redmonkey said:
They've stopped accepting new apps for the 2 year, Vanquis just haven't removed the 'Apply' link from their website yet.StevenGude said:Am I missing something.. why isn't the Vanquis 2yr 5% bond listed on the MSE website but the 3yr is?0 -
Thankst1redmonkey said:
They've stopped accepting new apps for the 2 year, Vanquis just haven't removed the 'Apply' link from their website yet.StevenGude said:Am I missing something.. why isn't the Vanquis 2yr 5% bond listed on the MSE website but the 3yr is?
Gone for 3 year instead
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I've been trying to open a United Trust 1 year fixed since yesterday evening but when getting to "submit"I get hit with an error. Just wondered if this was a universal problem?0
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Actually I think probably have my answer as I see that the rate has now dropped so they probably stopped accepting any at 4.6% some time yesterday.kidwell25 said:I've been trying to open a United Trust 1 year fixed since yesterday evening but when getting to "submit"I get hit with an error. Just wondered if this was a universal problem?1 -
Just opened the 2 year online...Patr100 said:
Moneyacts is summarising only opened by branch or post, so really off putting IMO.janusdesign said:I see Union Bank of India are back in the tables (£5k - £340k)...1 year - 4.60%
2 years - 5.00%
3 years - 4.80%
4 years - 4.60%
5 years - 4.60%
Info on website is sparse. They dont seem to have any branches!
FAQs suggest passport or Drivers licence needed for ID checks.
Passport/ DL needed to apply from armchair - it's fill in the numbers ..diligently in the application..0
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