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Free with Barclays although once setup there's a £20 fee to cancel oneflaneurs_lobster said:
A CHAPS payment will cost you £20-£30 (depending on your bank) so probably not that.francoghezzi said:Hanley RS
Just received my welcome pack with my account number. Still not able to go on line (Id will be sent by post). What is the best method to pay into the account before the end of the month so as to be able to pay again next week? Call them and use my debit card? It's the first time I have a choice between BACS and CHAPS payment. What did you go for?
https://www.barclays.co.uk/help/payments/payment-information/chaps-payments/
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That's the kind of information that will be very useful at some point in the future, hope I remember it.wmb194 said:
Free with Barclays although once setup there's a £20 fee if to cancel oneflaneurs_lobster said:
A CHAPS payment will cost you £20-£30 (depending on your bank) so probably not that.francoghezzi said:Hanley RS
Just received my welcome pack with my account number. Still not able to go on line (Id will be sent by post). What is the best method to pay into the account before the end of the month so as to be able to pay again next week? Call them and use my debit card? It's the first time I have a choice between BACS and CHAPS payment. What did you go for?
https://www.barclays.co.uk/help/payments/payment-information/chaps-payments/0 -
Re: Hanley RS 6.5%
I can confirm that if you have the Online version, you can also have the Branch version.
This was confirmed to me by branch visit, with a member of staff who, to their credit, was exceptionally knowledgeable about the accounts and their systems.
They also confirmed that they will not accept postal applications for the branch version - it must be by visit.
Both versions in the bag
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Bridlington1 said:
And now there's the scramble to try to get an account opened by post and initial deposit received before the end of the month. I suspect this is is going to be rather tight.Bob2000 said:SCOTTISH BUILDING SOCIETY ONLINE REGULAR SAVER.
I spoke earlier today to a member of staff over the phone (11.46am) and asked them if they're launching the online version of their postal/branch Regular Saver.
I was told there are no plans at the moment to do so.
For those who were holding out for the online version to be launched please accept my apologies for the misinformation. It seems my sources are growing unreliable of late.no apologies needed - I am one of those ones holding out for the online version, but if it doesn't arrive, then it's no big deal... I could live with posting a paper form (posted one to Cambridge BS at the weekend), but i'm not messing around with getting ID posted.in any event, I assumed the online version wouldn't launch until any potential backlog of dealing with the postal version had been resolved... and if people are still applying for the postal version...0 -
francoghezzi said:Hanley RS
Just received my welcome pack with my account number. Still not able to go on line (Id will be sent by post). What is the best method to pay into the account before the end of the month so as to be able to pay again next week? Call them and use my debit card? It's the first time I have a choice between BACS and CHAPS payment. What did you go for?both my welcome pack and userid arrived yesterday, paid £300 by BACS and is showing in the account (dated today) - by now, your account should pass CoP, so you could pay by BACS today (or by Thursday at worst) and it will be added the next working day - by the time your userid arrives (later this week I would guess), the first deposit should be sitting in the account, reading for you to send the next deposit at the weekend / Monday.2 -
Re: HRBS a/c due 1st Novsurreysaver said:
I didn't look past the rate, so didn't realise it was only £100pm!Stargunner said:
They are not being very joyful with that rate and maximum monthly deposit limit.Bridlington1 said:HRBS Christmas RS to be launched 1/11/25
The details I've been given:
5% (var)
£100/Mth max
Can skip months
30 notice on withdrawals which are unlimited
Branch/post opening but can be viewed online once opened.
They have said they'll send an application pack to me when it's launched
I will be giving it a miss.
Probably still worth opening this for membership (new or continuing). It will likely mature into their 30 day RS follow-on account which can be drawn down to £1.
They have been known to offer members bonds in the past.1 -
ID posted to Scottish BS doesn’t need to be certified. I just sent them a photocopy of the front of my driving licence and nothing else and the cheque cleared today. There’s nothing on it that isn’t on the application form other than the passport number/licence number (and the categories the licence covers, no details as they are on the back which doesn’t need to be sent.)janusd said:Bridlington1 said:
And now there's the scramble to try to get an account opened by post and initial deposit received before the end of the month. I suspect this is is going to be rather tight.Bob2000 said:SCOTTISH BUILDING SOCIETY ONLINE REGULAR SAVER.
I spoke earlier today to a member of staff over the phone (11.46am) and asked them if they're launching the online version of their postal/branch Regular Saver.
I was told there are no plans at the moment to do so.
For those who were holding out for the online version to be launched please accept my apologies for the misinformation. It seems my sources are growing unreliable of late.no apologies needed - I am one of those ones holding out for the online version, but if it doesn't arrive, then it's no big deal... I could live with posting a paper form (posted one to Cambridge BS at the weekend), but i'm not messing around with getting ID posted.in any event, I assumed the online version wouldn't launch until any potential backlog of dealing with the postal version had been resolved... and if people are still applying for the postal version...
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You can pay into Hanley without a login ID, using the A/c application number. I was told over the phone I could do it, did so the day I opened the a/c, and phoned them up next day to confirm they'd received it. I'm still waiting for login stuff to arrive in the post, but no biggie, the second payment will go in in November.0
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Not worth the hassle for me.happybagger said:
Re: HRBS a/c due 1st Novsurreysaver said:
I didn't look past the rate, so didn't realise it was only £100pm!Stargunner said:
They are not being very joyful with that rate and maximum monthly deposit limit.Bridlington1 said:HRBS Christmas RS to be launched 1/11/25
The details I've been given:
5% (var)
£100/Mth max
Can skip months
30 notice on withdrawals which are unlimited
Branch/post opening but can be viewed online once opened.
They have said they'll send an application pack to me when it's launched
I will be giving it a miss.
Probably still worth opening this for membership (new or continuing). It will likely mature into their 30 day RS follow-on account which can be drawn down to £1.
They have been known to offer members bonds in the past.1 -
I've already got the 30 day RS follow-on account with a small balance, following maturity in early 2025 of a two year 30 day notice RS. I'm ready for any Hinckley and Rugby not-to-be-missed loyalty accounts but no sign of themhappybagger said:
Re: HRBS a/c due 1st Novsurreysaver said:
I didn't look past the rate, so didn't realise it was only £100pm!Stargunner said:
They are not being very joyful with that rate and maximum monthly deposit limit.Bridlington1 said:HRBS Christmas RS to be launched 1/11/25
The details I've been given:
5% (var)
£100/Mth max
Can skip months
30 notice on withdrawals which are unlimited
Branch/post opening but can be viewed online once opened.
They have said they'll send an application pack to me when it's launched
I will be giving it a miss.
Probably still worth opening this for membership (new or continuing). It will likely mature into their 30 day RS follow-on account which can be drawn down to £1.
They have been known to offer members bonds in the past.0
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