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The Old Regular Savers Discussion Thread 28/12/24-29/1/26
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Definately worth a punt with the prize draw. It would be nice to hear from any MSE prize winnersSpeculator said:
Going to do the same and probably close it as soon as the draw finishes. Even if they charge you the 30 days penalty, it's only 41p to withdraw the £100.HHUK said:I've lobbed £100 into a new Coventry Loyalty Regular Saver (3), purely to gain entry to the prize draw. Only has to sit there for less than two months with it being a one-off draw, and seems worth losing a minuscule amount of interest to be in with a chance. I was lucky just before Christmas in their Sunny Day Saver draw, so am hoping lighting may strike twice. Thanks to whoever first mentioned the Regular Saver (3) here.
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I was fortunate to win £200 in the January draw. They credited the amount to my Sunny Day saver and it is still in there earning 6%.Dizzycap said:
Definately worth a punt with the prize draw. It would be nice to hear from any MSE prize winnersSpeculator said:
Going to do the same and probably close it as soon as the draw finishes. Even if they charge you the 30 days penalty, it's only 41p to withdraw the £100.HHUK said:I've lobbed £100 into a new Coventry Loyalty Regular Saver (3), purely to gain entry to the prize draw. Only has to sit there for less than two months with it being a one-off draw, and seems worth losing a minuscule amount of interest to be in with a chance. I was lucky just before Christmas in their Sunny Day Saver draw, so am hoping lighting may strike twice. Thanks to whoever first mentioned the Regular Saver (3) here.
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Same, except my very welcome £200 win in the Coventry Sunny Day Saver draw was in DecemberStargunner said:
I was fortunate to win £200 in the January draw. They credited the amount to my Sunny Day saver and it is still in there earning 6%.2 -
Principality 6 month regular saver issue 1 maturity
I can confirm that my husband’s issue 1 matured today and it went through as requested, £200 into a new 6 month regular saver issue 3 (so he now has two issue 3’s) and the balance and interest sent to his nominated account at 9:10am this morning. Hopefully mine does the same in two weeks 🤞😊
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Nope, it's still available.pokemaster said:CBS Loyalty Saver (3) now NLA0 -
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Well 😅 you’d assume a member of staff might know what they are doing…. As I’ve always had good service from them in the past.
I’ve now gone back into the branch and showed them it’s still on the website and they have set it up for me….
Will have to make sure I have screen shots and stuff next time I go in so don’t have to go through all this again.1 -
Then maybe you should delete your post above saying it's, NLApokemaster said:Well 😅 you’d assume a member of staff might know what they are doing…. As I’ve always had good service from them in the past.
I’ve now gone back into the branch and showed them it’s still on the website and they have set it up for me….
Will have to make sure I have screen shots and stuff next time I go in so don’t have to go through all this again.1 -
Mine matures next week. I thought you could only have one account of each issue so currently have opted to have all maturity funds sent to my nominated account. Will reconsider if having a second issue 3 is a valid option.RosieRooBear said:Principality 6 month regular saver issue 1 maturity
I can confirm that my husband’s issue 1 matured today and it went through as requested, £200 into a new 6 month regular saver issue 3 (so he now has two issue 3’s) and the balance and interest sent to his nominated account at 9:10am this morning. Hopefully mine does the same in two weeks 🤞😊0 -
Dugal said:
Mine matures next week. I thought you could only have one account of each issue so currently have opted to have all maturity funds sent to my nominated account. Will reconsider if having a second issue 3 is a valid option.RosieRooBear said:Principality 6 month regular saver issue 1 maturity
I can confirm that my husband’s issue 1 matured today and it went through as requested, £200 into a new 6 month regular saver issue 3 (so he now has two issue 3’s) and the balance and interest sent to his nominated account at 9:10am this morning. Hopefully mine does the same in two weeks 🤞😊
I had an issue 1, two issue 2 using the maturity option and an issue 3, if this still works I might end up with Three issue 3.2
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