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The Old Regular Savers Discussion Thread 28/12/24-29/1/26
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The Easy Saver that your account is maturing to, does have both monthly and yearly rate for interest as it probably can be opened to have interest paid monthly or yearly.jameseonline said:Anybody got a Newcastle Regular Saver maturing soon?
I got an email recently explaining it will change to an Easy Saver, which is fine but what I don't understand is why the email shows BOTH a monthly rate AND a yearly rate for the account.
I contacted them via Instagram they seem to suggest instructions being given?
Tried contacting them again they now saying they won't talk about account specifics over social media, I'm like I'm not talking about transaction history or anything 😌
As a maturity product, they probably are including any account details they feel are relevant and including both interest rates as 1) monthly and yearly interest rates differ (as highlighted by @tiptioe_mouse above), 2) you may be able have the account opened with either type of interest (if you have to provide instructions or 3) you can possibly have the frequency of interest changed by contacting them after maturity.
If you want more specific details from Newcastle BS I would contact them by phone (hopefully quick as Building societies often are compared to the big banks), email or preferably (as you already have an account) by secure message.
Hope this helps0 -
Principality BS Christmas 2026 Regular Saver 6.5%
£150/mth max.
No withdrawals but early closure permitted without penalty
£1.8k max balance
Need to be 16+ to open48 -
not showing yet Bridlington, fingerscrossed for the morning but many thanks as alwaysBridlington1 said:Principality BS Christmas 2026 Regular Saver 6.5%
As with last time, £150/mth max.
No withdrawals but early closure permitted without penalty
£1.8k max balance
Need to be 16+ to openIf you want to be rich, never, ever have kids
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For the:'Newcastle BS Monument Regular Saver ~~~ Launched 16/10/25
Interest rate: 5.5% AER VariableThe link https://newcastle.co.uk/savings/monument-regular-saver gives an error, maybe the product is no longer available?'404 error
Sorry, we can’t find the page you were looking for.
If you were looking for a product we may have removed it.
View our current savings accounts, new customer mortgages or existing customer mortgages.
Visit the homepage.'
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Link got corrected on p1 of this thread a couple of days back but I seem to've missed out the listing on the archived thread (now corrected). Working link is below:20122013 said:For the:'Newcastle BS Monument Regular Saver ~~~ Launched 16/10/25
Interest rate: 5.5% AER VariableThe link https://newcastle.co.uk/savings/monument-regular-saver gives an error, maybe the product is no longer available?'404 error
Sorry, we can’t find the page you were looking for.
If you were looking for a product we may have removed it.
View our current savings accounts, new customer mortgages or existing customer mortgages.
Visit the homepage.'
Newcastle BS Monument Regular Saver
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It will be good if it's indeed £150 per month max. The Xmas Saver 2025 was only £125 per month.Bridlington1 said:Principality BS Christmas 2026 Regular Saver 6.5%
As with last time, £150/mth max.
No withdrawals but early closure permitted without penalty
£1.8k max balance
Need to be 16+ to open
Expect it to be a fixed rate hopefully, if following the 2025 account (which was 7% fixed).0 -
Yes £150 is better than £125 but the interest rate will be less. Anyway, I managed to put a 13th payment into the previous Christmas RS without any issues so that helps a bit.Hattie627 said:
It will be good if it's indeed £150 per month max. The Xmas Saver 2025 was only £125 per month.Bridlington1 said:Principality BS Christmas 2026 Regular Saver 6.5%
As with last time, £150/mth max.
No withdrawals but early closure permitted without penalty
£1.8k max balance
Need to be 16+ to open
Expect it to be a fixed rate hopefully, if following the 2025 account (which was 7% fixed).I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.0 -
According to the MSE interest calculator:-trickydicky14 said:
Yes £150 is better than £125 but the interest rate will be less. Anyway, I managed to put a 13th payment into the previous Christmas RS without any issues so that helps a bit.Hattie627 said:
It will be good if it's indeed £150 per month max. The Xmas Saver 2025 was only £125 per month.Bridlington1 said:Principality BS Christmas 2026 Regular Saver 6.5%
As with last time, £150/mth max.
No withdrawals but early closure permitted without penalty
£1.8k max balance
Need to be 16+ to open
Expect it to be a fixed rate hopefully, if following the 2025 account (which was 7% fixed).
£125 pcm @ 7% = £56
£150 pcm @ 6.5% = £633 -
Yeah, but what about the £25 pcm that would be earning 4% interest in an EA account in the first scenario (sorry, couldn't resist pointing out, I'll get my coat)subjecttocontract said:
According to the MSE interest calculator:-trickydicky14 said:
Yes £150 is better than £125 but the interest rate will be less. Anyway, I managed to put a 13th payment into the previous Christmas RS without any issues so that helps a bit.Hattie627 said:
It will be good if it's indeed £150 per month max. The Xmas Saver 2025 was only £125 per month.Bridlington1 said:Principality BS Christmas 2026 Regular Saver 6.5%
As with last time, £150/mth max.
No withdrawals but early closure permitted without penalty
£1.8k max balance
Need to be 16+ to open
Expect it to be a fixed rate hopefully, if following the 2025 account (which was 7% fixed).
£125 pcm @ 7% = £56
£150 pcm @ 6.5% = £637 -
At least it will be easier to apply for the Principality than the Hanley! Given up with the latter!
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0
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