Nationwide regular saver closed and reopen?

[Deleted User]

Hello.
I recently renewed my Nationwide  regular saver from last years 8% one and have only funded September/October  (max allowance) when l decided  to close the account today. 

I've set up the MHBS one now instead.

Would l be allowed  in the future to reply for the Nationwide RS if l wanted to?

gt94sss2

Yes, as long as Nationwide are still offering the regular saver.

francoghezzi

I did the same with Skipton 7% so many times. They  both allow to close and reopen

[Deleted User]

gt94sss2 said:

Yes, as long as Nationwide are still offering the regular saver.

Thank you.

[Deleted User]

francoghezzi said:

I did the same with Skipton 7% so many times. They  both allow to close and reopen

I'll have a look at the Skipton one. Thank you.

jameseonline

Skipton one you have to have been with them before a certain date to apply so if that's not the case setup an easy access with them to build up loyalty and be eligible for whatever accounts in the future, think it's only £1 minimum 

steven141

There is also the 7% ones from first direct, HSBC UK and The co-operative bank. 

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jameseonline said:

Skipton one you have to have been with them before a certain date to apply so if that's not the case setup an easy access with them to build up loyalty and be eligible for whatever accounts in the future, think it's only £1 minimum 

Yes l took a look. I was just only window shopping  anyway. I think l have enough accounts  now.

Thank you for your usual input.

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steven141 said:

There is also the 7% ones from first direct, HSBC UK and The co-operative bank. 

I'm sorted with FD and the other need current accounts.
Thank you anyway. 

lindabea

Aldermore Bank are also doing a Reg Saver, although at a rate of 5.25% for a max of £300/month

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lindabea said:

Aldermore Bank are also doing a Reg Saver, although at a rate of 5.25% for a max of £300/month

Thank you.