PBS regular saver accounts.

[Deleted User]

Hello,
I currently  have the PBS healthy habits 2 year saver opened it only a few days ago and now withdrawen.
I noticed now they have another regular saver" 1 year triple access " , can l apply for that one too?

Bigwheels1111

I have 3 with them. So I would say yes.

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] said:

Hello,
I currently  have the PBS healthy habits 2 year saver opened it only a few days ago and now withdrawen.
I noticed now they have another regular saver" 1 year triple access " , can l apply for that one too?

Both 6% and £50 max per month.

[Deleted User]

Bigwheels1111 said:

I have 3 with them. So I would say yes.

OK thank you for fast reply:)

Kim_13

As posted in another thread, yes. In fact I would do this as the Triple Access allows access to the funds if needed (which I think you said you might) but if you need the money from the Healthy Habits you have to close early and lose the 6% fixed rate.

Fund both if you have sufficient spare cash to do so and use the Triple Access if the need for funds arises.

jameseonline

You can have 1 of each issue regular savings wise with Principality.

I have their 2yr Healthy Habits @ 6%, issue 33 @ 5.5% & the new 1yr @ 6%, in the past I've held other regulars with Principality at same time but did have to close them early due to better accounts being around etc

allegro120

Kim_13 said:

As posted in another thread, yes. In fact I would do this as the Triple Access allows access to the funds if needed (which I think you said you might) but if you need the money from the Healthy Habits you have to close early and lose the 6% fixed rate.

Fund both if you have sufficient spare cash to do so and use the Triple Access if the need for funds arises.

The advantage of 'Healthy' over 'Triple' is that the rate is fixed for 2 years.  

Barkin

Who are PBS?

P???????? Building Society presumably? 

Kim_13

Barkin said:

Who are PBS?

P???????? Building Society presumably? 

Principality Building Society. Based in Wales, but you don't have to live there to open an account.

Barkin

Kim_13 said:

Barkin said:

Who are PBS?

P???????? Building Society presumably? 

Principality Building Society. Based in Wales, but you don't have to live there to open an account.

Cheers 👍        

[Deleted User]

Kim_13 said:

As posted in another thread, yes. In fact I would do this as the Triple Access allows access to the funds if needed (which I think you said you might) but if you need the money from the Healthy Habits you have to close early and lose the 6% fixed rate.

Fund both if you have sufficient spare cash to do so and use the Triple Access if the need for funds arises.

Thank you for your advice.