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The Old Regular Savers Discussion Thread 28/12/24-29/1/26
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Penrith rate on the 300 account reducing from 6% to 5% 17-03
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Probably not realistic to expect much in the way of platform improvement until Coventry determine and outline their intentions for the bank.jameseonline said:So there's still delays opening in opening a co op regular then?, it's not like they've had a year to sort it out to make things as easy as possible is it?.3 -
Thanks35har1old said:Penrith rate on the 300 account reducing from 6% to 5% 17-03
Looks like the two versions of the eSaver 200 RS are stopping at 5%
Whilst the 200 RS itself is down to 4%1 -
May reduce the rate for new applicationsfromscratch said:
I had a letter yesterday about 2 other savers I have with Lloyds (child saver and some really low interest thing I don't keep any Money in)- the rates of those are both reducing. But the Club Lloyds Saver was not on the letter so I don't think they are reducing the rate- yet.mhoc said:
But now I am wondering if I should do the same with Lloyds regular savers, renew and then restart.
Renewing them now would not help with having a spread of savers maturing in different months which would be a minus point and also both of our Lloyds regular savers are just 3 months old so not a high balance in them.
But is an interest rate drop for Lloyds inevitable and sooner rather than later so should I just get on and do it ....
BOS renewing account.not working yesterday and today0 -
The online renewal feature on the B of S Monthly Saver hasn't been working for several months, ditto the close early online button. I had to let mine run to maturity in December, hoping they would keep the fixed rate at 5.50% for my new one, which they fortunately did. I haven't checked, but I think it's still being offered at 5.50% fixed.35har1old said:
May reduce the rate for new applicationsfromscratch said:
I had a letter yesterday about 2 other savers I have with Lloyds (child saver and some really low interest thing I don't keep any Money in)- the rates of those are both reducing. But the Club Lloyds Saver was not on the letter so I don't think they are reducing the rate- yet.mhoc said:
But now I am wondering if I should do the same with Lloyds regular savers, renew and then restart.
Renewing them now would not help with having a spread of savers maturing in different months which would be a minus point and also both of our Lloyds regular savers are just 3 months old so not a high balance in them.
But is an interest rate drop for Lloyds inevitable and sooner rather than later so should I just get on and do it ....
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I was able to close my BoS RS early, earlier this month from within the app. Then I opened a new one a day later.Hattie627 said:
The online renewal feature on the B of S Monthly Saver hasn't been working for several months, ditto the close early online button. I had to let mine run to maturity in December, hoping they would keep the fixed rate at 5.50% for my new one, which they fortunately did. I haven't checked, but I think it's still being offered at 5.50% fixed.35har1old said:
May reduce the rate for new applicationsfromscratch said:
I had a letter yesterday about 2 other savers I have with Lloyds (child saver and some really low interest thing I don't keep any Money in)- the rates of those are both reducing. But the Club Lloyds Saver was not on the letter so I don't think they are reducing the rate- yet.mhoc said:
But now I am wondering if I should do the same with Lloyds regular savers, renew and then restart.
Renewing them now would not help with having a spread of savers maturing in different months which would be a minus point and also both of our Lloyds regular savers are just 3 months old so not a high balance in them.
But is an interest rate drop for Lloyds inevitable and sooner rather than later so should I just get on and do it ....
BOS renewing account.not working yesterday and today0 -
Lucky the close option wasn't working closing account prevents you opening a new monthly saver until maturity date of previous one as per the termsHattie627 said:
The online renewal feature on the B of S Monthly Saver hasn't been working for several months, ditto the close early online button. I had to let mine run to maturity in December, hoping they would keep the fixed rate at 5.50% for my new one, which they fortunately did. I haven't checked, but I think it's still being offered at 5.50% fixed.35har1old said:
May reduce the rate for new applicationsfromscratch said:
I had a letter yesterday about 2 other savers I have with Lloyds (child saver and some really low interest thing I don't keep any Money in)- the rates of those are both reducing. But the Club Lloyds Saver was not on the letter so I don't think they are reducing the rate- yet.mhoc said:
But now I am wondering if I should do the same with Lloyds regular savers, renew and then restart.
Renewing them now would not help with having a spread of savers maturing in different months which would be a minus point and also both of our Lloyds regular savers are just 3 months old so not a high balance in them.
But is an interest rate drop for Lloyds inevitable and sooner rather than later so should I just get on and do it ....
BOS renewing account.not working yesterday and today0 -
Although the t&c's say that, it is not enforced, and you can open one the next day. Same applies for Halifax and Lloyds.35har1old said:
Lucky the close option wasn't working closing account prevents you opening a new monthly saver until maturity date of previous one as per the termsHattie627 said:
The online renewal feature on the B of S Monthly Saver hasn't been working for several months, ditto the close early online button. I had to let mine run to maturity in December, hoping they would keep the fixed rate at 5.50% for my new one, which they fortunately did. I haven't checked, but I think it's still being offered at 5.50% fixed.35har1old said:
May reduce the rate for new applicationsfromscratch said:
I had a letter yesterday about 2 other savers I have with Lloyds (child saver and some really low interest thing I don't keep any Money in)- the rates of those are both reducing. But the Club Lloyds Saver was not on the letter so I don't think they are reducing the rate- yet.mhoc said:
But now I am wondering if I should do the same with Lloyds regular savers, renew and then restart.
Renewing them now would not help with having a spread of savers maturing in different months which would be a minus point and also both of our Lloyds regular savers are just 3 months old so not a high balance in them.
But is an interest rate drop for Lloyds inevitable and sooner rather than later so should I just get on and do it ....
BOS renewing account.not working yesterday and today0 -
It's probably a case of overkill and there may well be no need to, but for the sake of £1 I'm happy to keep the Co-operative Bank Smart Saver open and funded in case it makes life easier when it comes to opening new accounts at some point in the future.allegro120 said:
I don't think you need to leave £1 in Smart Saver .... Also this is not really the account worth keeping.0 -
Sames only to apply to the options on monthly saver selection will let you renew any other existing BOS savingsHattie627 said:
The online renewal feature on the B of S Monthly Saver hasn't been working for several months, ditto the close early online button. I had to let mine run to maturity in December, hoping they would keep the fixed rate at 5.50% for my new one, which they fortunately did. I haven't checked, but I think it's still being offered at 5.50% fixed.35har1old said:
May reduce the rate for new applicationsfromscratch said:
I had a letter yesterday about 2 other savers I have with Lloyds (child saver and some really low interest thing I don't keep any Money in)- the rates of those are both reducing. But the Club Lloyds Saver was not on the letter so I don't think they are reducing the rate- yet.mhoc said:
But now I am wondering if I should do the same with Lloyds regular savers, renew and then restart.
Renewing them now would not help with having a spread of savers maturing in different months which would be a minus point and also both of our Lloyds regular savers are just 3 months old so not a high balance in them.
But is an interest rate drop for Lloyds inevitable and sooner rather than later so should I just get on and do it ....
BOS renewing account.not working yesterday and today0
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