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The Old Regular Savers Discussion Thread 28/12/24-29/1/26

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  • CricketLady
    CricketLady Posts: 183 Forumite
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    Aidanmc said:
    I will be needing to withdraw from some of my lower paying Regular savers in order to fund higher interest ones for the next month or two, until some current ones mature.
    Starting with 5% ones, Santander, Penrith, Darlington, Melton RS5.
    Think its better to withdraw rather that close them.
    I believe the Coventry Loyalty RS has penalty for withdrawal, so will leave that for now and not fund it.
    Out of those ones Santander, Darlington and Penrith are still around at 5% so rather than withdrawing from them I'd be more inclined to ``refresh" them as it would allow you to push the maturity date on a bit.

    Melton has no maturity date so you may as well just withdraw from it as you stated.
    Good afternoon,

    Please could someone tell me how would I refresh my Darlington 5% account?  I've only ever refreshed Lloyds before, I need the £1500 back from my Darlington but I'd also love to have an account maturing in July next year (it's currently my only "empty" month) so if I could refresh it tomorrow that would be great.

    Thank you so much x
  • schiff
    schiff Posts: 20,319 Forumite
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    I’ve also not been asked as yet (just the time taken for them to complete extra checks) and wonder whether those who have been asked are those that have moved in the last three years. Has anyone been asked for a Mitek without a semi-recent change of address?
    Me for one - same address for dozens of years, same address, Voters List since Lloyd George was PM.
  • Aidanmc
    Aidanmc Posts: 1,516 Forumite
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    Aidanmc said:
    I will be needing to withdraw from some of my lower paying Regular savers in order to fund higher interest ones for the next month or two, until some current ones mature.
    Starting with 5% ones, Santander, Penrith, Darlington, Melton RS5.
    Think its better to withdraw rather that close them.
    I believe the Coventry Loyalty RS has penalty for withdrawal, so will leave that for now and not fund it.
    Out of those ones Santander, Darlington and Penrith are still around at 5% so rather than withdrawing from them I'd be more inclined to ``refresh" them as it would allow you to push the maturity date on a bit.

    Melton has no maturity date so you may as well just withdraw from it as you stated.
    Good afternoon,

    Please could someone tell me how would I refresh my Darlington 5% account?  I've only ever refreshed Lloyds before, I need the £1500 back from my Darlington but I'd also love to have an account maturing in July next year (it's currently my only "empty" month) so if I could refresh it tomorrow that would be great.

    Thank you so much x

    You would need to close the existing Darlington RS and when thats processed you should be able to open a new one.
  • Bridlington1
    Bridlington1 Posts: 4,814 Forumite
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    Usual drill:

    Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 65) at 4.7% set to go NLA, replaced by Issue 66 at the same rate but a new maturity date of 1/7/27. Page 1 of this thread and the archived thread shall be updated later today.
  • BestSeagull
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    easysaver said:
    Aldermore RS Account Issue 1
    Has anyone had a 13th payment accepted and not returned? There's nothing in their terms but I seem to remember someone had their 13th payment returned.
    Yes. I found that my 13th payment was rejected as an internal transfer but @surreysaver figured out that it works by external transfer in, so I tired and that was successful.
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