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The Old Regular Savers Discussion Thread 28/12/24-29/1/26
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I got FHS1 in the last day or so it was available and the 3 year term ends in December. Adding to the FHS1 at £1,000 a month can’t hurt, anything above the £1,000 can go to the 4AS as you say - and there would be nothing to prevent internally transferring the full balance of the FHS1 to the 4AS on maturity.Descrabled said:CoventryJust realised that I have Coventry FHS1 (NLA) that allows multiple withdrawals but only £1000 addition per month. I also have Coventry 4 Access Saver (NLA) that allows unlimited additions but limited withdrawals.Both accounts pay the same interest at 4.85% so I should make all withdrawals from the FHS and all additions to the 4AS. These accounts are my lowest interest rate accounts and provide the ultimate source of any funds I need for my other regular savers.Have I got this right?
The reason for continuing to fund the FHS1 now is that if the 4AS rate fell below it, you would then be limited as to how much you could move. Withdrawals from the FHS1 as you say - then your full 4 accesses should be available when you no longer have a FHS1.
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I have a note that the Cov FHS has "give notice (dont know what) or 60 days interest penalty" - is this wrong then? (Cant find T&C)0
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Issue 1 has not got that term.castle96 said:I have a note that the Cov FHS has "give notice (dont know what) or 60 days interest penalty" - is this wrong then? (Cant find T&C)
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The T&Cs aren't easy to find on web searches for FHS1, but they're in Bridlington's list here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6470420/the-archived-history-of-regular-savers-thread-no-chat/p1castle96 said:I have a note that the Cov FHS has "give notice (dont know what) or 60 days interest penalty" - is this wrong then? (Cant find T&C)1 -
Coventry FHS1 (NLA)Thanks Kim_13. I thought about a slight change in the relative interest rates. My FHS ends in November and even if the difference in interest is 0.25% that only equates to about £7 on the maximum £7k I could add to the FHS rather than the 4AS.After HMRC takes their 20% I would only be short by a fiver, but you're right as it would be my fiver. However, I don't think I'll have £1k spare each month over the summer. I will save into the FHS where possible.0
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They are fairly easy to guess from the link to the Ts&Cs for Issue 2 though.jim1999 said:
The T&Cs aren't easy to find on web searches for FHS1, but they're in Bridlington's list here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6470420/the-archived-history-of-regular-savers-thread-no-chat/p1castle96 said:I have a note that the Cov FHS has "give notice (dont know what) or 60 days interest penalty" - is this wrong then? (Cant find T&C)
FHS Issue 2's Ts&Cs have this link:
https://secure.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-and-investments/application/SpecificTermsAndConds.aspx?prodCode=FH2
Issue 1 has this link:
https://secure.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-and-investments/application/SpecificTermsAndConds.aspx?prodCode=FH1
Loyalty Seasonal Saver:
https://secure.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-and-investments/application/SpecificTermsAndConds.aspx?prodCode=LSS
Loyalty Regular Saver Issue 2:
https://secure.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-and-investments/application/SpecificTermsAndConds.aspx?prodCode=LRS24 -
It still seems to be showing on moneyfacts for me:JamesRobinson48 said:The Principality BS 1 Year Triple Access RS (5.40% variable) seems to have disappeared from Moneyfacts although the BS website still shows it as available. If I'm right, does that mean this RS is likely to go NLA on Monday morning?
It only has a max monthly deposit of £50 so shan't show if you leave the default amount as £100 but does if you set it to £50.5 -
My Principality BS 1 Year Triple Access RS matures on the 18th, I just tried to open a new one but I'm not allowed as reached the maximum amount. No option in my account to do anything with old account either.0
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Mine matures on the same day and I had an email from them yesterday reminding me that they had sent a letter and that I could let them know what I wanted to do on or after the 18th. This seemed particularly odd wording so I did log in to check there wasn't a maturity manager (though I had thought from the letter that there was no longer an option to schedule anything in advance) and nothing.Bigwheels1111 said:My Principality BS 1 Year Triple Access RS matures on the 18th, I just tried to open a new one but I'm not allowed as reached the maximum amount. No option in my account to do anything with old account either.
I've never received a reminder email before even when I had £1K+ about to roll onto a lower rate, so a few pounds really doesn't bother me (drew down to £1 to fund 6% RS elsewhere after the rate started dropping and then interest was added on top.) An email reminder following the notification that the account is ending in my mind only makes sense if they have asked you to select options in advance and received no response, but alongside that they are running an after the fact maturity process.
I will close the RS on Friday (otherwise funds are likely to be stuck at 2.9% until Monday for those that opened the account in the first few days.)0 -
RE: Principality BS 1 Year Triple Access RSBigwheels1111 said:My Principality BS 1 Year Triple Access RS matures on the 18th, I just tried to open a new one but I'm not allowed as reached the maximum amount. No option in my account to do anything with old account either.
You can close it via secure message, but it will take one business day.
I asked them about maturity options and they replied:"Having checked your record I can confrim no maturity options are available for your 1 Year Triple Access Regular Saver (Online)."The account will come to an end of the fixed term (1 year after the date it opened). When the account ends, we will move all of the money into an Easy Access Account available at the time. This is Outlined in the Account Terms and Conditions. "So, I will likely close it on Thursday (mine matures on 18th) and open another the next day (18th), if still available.0
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