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Cahoot Sunny Day Saver
Growingold
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Has anyone closed their Sunny Day Saver and successfully reopened for a further 12 month term?
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@Growingold, I haven’t closed mine but if you have Issue 1 you are able to open an Issue 2 as well. I have Issue 1, Issue 2 and a joint one.Growingold said:Has anyone closed their Sunny Day Saver and successfully reopened for a further 12 month term?
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That's not how I'd interpret the t&c's but I admit it's not completely clear:RosieRooBear said:
@Growingold, I haven’t closed mine but if you have Issue 1 you are able to open an Issue 2 as well. I have Issue 1, Issue 2 and a joint one.Growingold said:Has anyone closed their Sunny Day Saver and successfully reopened for a further 12 month term?
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You can have a maximum of two cahoot Sunny Day Saver accounts – one in your sole name and one that you hold jointly with someone else. If you don’t keep to these terms, we might switch your account to a cahoot Savings Account.
Doesn't differentiate between Issue 1 and Issue 2
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I have four of them, two of issue 1 and two of issue 2.happybagger said:
That's not how I'd interpret the t&c's but I admit it's not completely clear:RosieRooBear said:
@Growingold, I haven’t closed mine but if you have Issue 1 you are able to open an Issue 2 as well. I have Issue 1, Issue 2 and a joint one.Growingold said:Has anyone closed their Sunny Day Saver and successfully reopened for a further 12 month term?
Thanks
You can have a maximum of two cahoot Sunny Day Saver accounts – one in your sole name and one that you hold jointly with someone else. If you don’t keep to these terms, we might switch your account to a cahoot Savings Account.
Doesn't differentiate between Issue 1 and Issue 23 -
It‘s like so often: T&Cs are not enforced by the IT system. It’s down to you whether you want to exploit that loophole, and to accept any consequences.happybagger said:
That's not how I'd interpret the t&c's but I admit it's not completely clear:RosieRooBear said:
@Growingold, I haven’t closed mine but if you have Issue 1 you are able to open an Issue 2 as well. I have Issue 1, Issue 2 and a joint one.Growingold said:Has anyone closed their Sunny Day Saver and successfully reopened for a further 12 month term?
Thanks
You can have a maximum of two cahoot Sunny Day Saver accounts – one in your sole name and one that you hold jointly with someone else. If you don’t keep to these terms, we might switch your account to a cahoot Savings Account.
Doesn't differentiate between Issue 1 and Issue 20
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