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Virgin Money 10.38% regular monthly saver
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Well spotted! Thanks for the info to you both.Middle_of_the_Road said:New Virgin regular saver launched.
Mentioned by @jaypers in the main thread.
https://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/products/regular_saver_exclusive_issue_3/
Opened and funded.This Virgin Money Reg. Saver pays interest on maturity or closure, not every 3 months like the last one.Probably better!Digital Payback
The National Lottery : A tax on those who aren’t good at maths.3 -
You are also free to withdraw the matured balance immediately upon maturity.
Just attempted this via on line banking - I was unable to do this (to linked account with Santander from which the regular payments to Virgin RS had been made) on grounds that it exceeded the one off payment amount.
I resent having to waste time ringing Virgin.
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There are no such limits on the app to any account and funds arrive via faster payment.xylophone said:You are also free to withdraw the matured balance immediately upon maturity.Just attempted this via on line banking - I was unable to do this (to linked account with Santander from which the regular payments to Virgin RS had been made) on grounds that it exceeded the one off payment amount.
I resent having to waste time ringing Virgin.
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Am I missing something?Why are people opening this at 6.5% when there are others (both fixed and variable) at around 7%?Are you all opening this one in addition to those ones, with say Co-Op for example?0
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Highly likely, lots of posters on here have from 20 to 40 regular savers.MoneyMan01 said:Am I missing something?Why are people opening this at 6.5% when there are others (both fixed and variable) at around 7%?Are you all opening this one in addition to those ones, with say Co-Op for example?4 -
Yes, in addition to the few accounts paying higher. 6.5% fixed is a good offering with rates predicted to drop between now and next August.MoneyMan01 said:Am I missing something?Why are people opening this at 6.5% when there are others (both fixed and variable) at around 7%?Are you all opening this one in addition to those ones, with say Co-Op for example?5 -
I think the withdrawal limits only apply to people who don’t use the app and can therefore not go through the additional authentication VM requirecsw5780 said:
There are no such limits on the app to any account and funds arrive via faster payment.xylophone said:You are also free to withdraw the matured balance immediately upon maturity.Just attempted this via on line banking - I was unable to do this (to linked account with Santander from which the regular payments to Virgin RS had been made) on grounds that it exceeded the one off payment amount.
I resent having to waste time ringing Virgin.
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They pay interest quarterly through the RS, it's just they started it in July which is problematic as you don't get the final month to September, if they did it in June start it would be fine. Just open a form on the web and request account closureSunshine_and_Roses said:I was told this morning that my account would be switched to a savings account paying 1.75%, but the interest for July would not be paid until September. Not impressed. I asked what would happen to the interest if I closed the account, but she did not know. Does not give me much confidence.Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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I could not do it on the app (due to it crashing), but could do it on the website, so riddle me that!friolento said:
I think the withdrawal limits only apply to people who don’t use the app and can therefore not go through the additional authentication VM requirecsw5780 said:
There are no such limits on the app to any account and funds arrive via faster payment.xylophone said:You are also free to withdraw the matured balance immediately upon maturity.Just attempted this via on line banking - I was unable to do this (to linked account with Santander from which the regular payments to Virgin RS had been made) on grounds that it exceeded the one off payment amount.
I resent having to waste time ringing Virgin.
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But you still need to have the app to get the higher (than £500/day) withdrawal limit 🤓. You need to have confirmed your online login through the app. It’s the VM approach to 2FA for (some of) their online bankingmasonic said:
I could not do it on the app (due to it crashing), but could do it on the website, so riddle me that!friolento said:
I think the withdrawal limits only apply to people who don’t use the app and can therefore not go through the additional authentication VM requirecsw5780 said:
There are no such limits on the app to any account and funds arrive via faster payment.xylophone said:You are also free to withdraw the matured balance immediately upon maturity.Just attempted this via on line banking - I was unable to do this (to linked account with Santander from which the regular payments to Virgin RS had been made) on grounds that it exceeded the one off payment amount.
I resent having to waste time ringing Virgin.
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