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MSE News: First Direct doubles interest on regular saver to 7% – how to get the new rate
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flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:TheBanker said:The posts earlier in this thread suggest it's also worth opening a Savings Account to avoid delays on maturity. I assume there's no problem opening a Savings Account with a £1 balance and just leaving it there?
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flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:TheBanker said:The posts earlier in this thread suggest it's also worth opening a Savings Account to avoid delays on maturity. I assume there's no problem opening a Savings Account with a £1 balance and just leaving it there?
Edit: It is also on my app. Click on the three lines at the top of the home screen, left of Balances. Then click on products and you should see the regular saver.1 -
RG2015 said:flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:TheBanker said:The posts earlier in this thread suggest it's also worth opening a Savings Account to avoid delays on maturity. I assume there's no problem opening a Savings Account with a £1 balance and just leaving it there?
Edit: It is also on my app. Click on the three lines at the top of the home screen, left of Balances. Then click on products and you should see the regular saver.1 -
flaneurs_lobster said:RG2015 said:flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:TheBanker said:The posts earlier in this thread suggest it's also worth opening a Savings Account to avoid delays on maturity. I assume there's no problem opening a Savings Account with a £1 balance and just leaving it there?
Edit: It is also on my app. Click on the three lines at the top of the home screen, left of Balances. Then click on products and you should see the regular saver.
A word of warning - that call will take a long time as FD will read out the t&c for you on the phone before opening the account
Personally, and depending on how much you value your time, I wouldn't bother. Just allow your first RS to convert into a normal savings account automatically and then keep that open for future RS maturities.2 -
gt94sss2 said:flaneurs_lobster said:RG2015 said:flaneurs_lobster said:masonic said:TheBanker said:The posts earlier in this thread suggest it's also worth opening a Savings Account to avoid delays on maturity. I assume there's no problem opening a Savings Account with a £1 balance and just leaving it there?
Edit: It is also on my app. Click on the three lines at the top of the home screen, left of Balances. Then click on products and you should see the regular saver.
A word of warning - that call will take a long time as FD will read out the t&c for you on the phone before opening the account
Personally, and depending on how much you value your time, I wouldn't bother. Just allow your first RS to convert into a normal savings account automatically and then keep that open for future RS maturities.3
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