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

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  • Is there a minimum payment required into the NatWest and RBS Digital Regular Savers? 
    The website suggests £1 but it's it enforced?
  • Kim_13
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    Is there a minimum payment required into the NatWest and RBS Digital Regular Savers? 
    The website suggests £1 but it's it enforced?
    Monthly, definitely not. When I raided mine to fund 7-8% savers in 2023 I didn't pay in for months and left it with a minimal balance. They might take action if less than £1 was left in the account though, and as no interest is paid in the month of closure as I recall it doesn't seem worth risking.
  • Recently started a RS with Chorley.  First payment was received quite quickly,  second was quite slow. Anybody care to share any opinions re Chorley,  in particular speed of payment,  customer service, any specific foibles etc ? TIA .
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    Re Coop regular saver, mine has matured today. Can I just crack on today and open a new one? 
  • s71hj said:
    Re Coop regular saver, mine has matured today. Can I just crack on today and open a new one? 
    If the old one has gone then yes. Seem to recall it takes a few days to process.
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    s71hj said:
    Re Coop regular saver, mine has matured today. Can I just crack on today and open a new one? 
    If the old one has gone then yes. Seem to recall it takes a few days to process.
    It's still there but now called a Smart Saver so technically I'd assume that means Inonger have a regular saver? 
  • s71hj said:
    s71hj said:
    Re Coop regular saver, mine has matured today. Can I just crack on today and open a new one? 
    If the old one has gone then yes. Seem to recall it takes a few days to process.
    It's still there but now called a Smart Saver so technically I'd assume that means Inonger have a regular saver? 
    Correct....
  • SH88SH88 said:
    Recently started a RS with Chorley.  First payment was received quite quickly,  second was quite slow. Anybody care to share any opinions re Chorley,  in particular speed of payment,  customer service, any specific foibles etc ? TIA .
    Re Chorley

    I've had repeated RS's with them since 2016. Never the best, interest-wise, but always competitive. Monthly payment limit was upped to £400 (from £250) about a year ago, which is good. Never had to phone them about anything (that I recall), everything runs smoothly online. Gripe: they are one of the slower ones to update online after a deposit made but it IS fairly predictable. SO by FP leaves bank account in early hours of Day 1, shows in Chorley by around midday on Day 2 (assuming both days are banking days)
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