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Progressive Building Society
Issue 1
The interest rate on your Online Regular Rainy Day Saver Acc will reduce from 6.75% Gross*/AER** (variable) to 6.5% Gross*/AER** (variable) and the change will be effective from 05 March 2025.
Issue 3
Online Regular Rainy Day Saver Acc 3 will reduce from 6% Gross*/AER** (variable) to 5.75% Gross*/AER** (variable) and the change will be effective from 05 March 2025.4 -
Progressive
I see according to Bridlington's archived T&Cs that the Progressive account has daily free withdrawals
"Can I withdraw money?Yes, you can make unlimited withdrawals from your account."
It's getting down to the point where I might start to ditch them so will think about it0 -
Thank you to those who spend 1 second of their lives to write down the subject of their posts (the name of the building society they are talking about). Too many posts make very little sense and are difficult to understand. It doesn't take a lot of effort to help keeping the forum tidy and readable for everybody20
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francoghezzi said:Thank you to those who spend 1 second of their lives to write down the subject of their posts (the name of the building society they are talking about). Too many posts make very little sense and are difficult to understand. It doesn't take a lot of effort to help keeping the forum tidy and readable for everybodyThank you to everybody who contributes to this thread.I'd rather spend a few seconds of my own time working out which account a poster is talking about, rather than be in a situation where they don't post what may be very useful information because they are fed up with the nitpicking by folks who seem to have plenty of time to complain about what is and isn't posted on this thread.It is the helpful information which is important here, not how tidy it is.7
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Section62 said:francoghezzi said:Thank you to those who spend 1 second of their lives to write down the subject of their posts (the name of the building society they are talking about). Too many posts make very little sense and are difficult to understand. It doesn't take a lot of effort to help keeping the forum tidy and readable for everybodyThank you to everybody who contributes to this thread.I'd rather spend a few seconds of my own time working out which account a poster is talking about, rather than be in a situation where they don't post what may be very useful information because they are fed up with the nitpicking by folks who seem to have plenty of time to complain about what is and isn't posted on this thread.It is the helpful information which is important here, not how tidy it is.0
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jameseonline said:mhoc said:Regarding Saffron I left a secure message on the website yesterday and they have accepted maturity instructions by this route - £500 into a new regular saver and the residue back to my linked account.
They also said that the account number will remain the same so you dont and to cancel your standing order, just alter the final dates.“Create all the happiness you are able to create; remove all the misery you are able to remove. Every day will allow you, --will invite you to add something to the pleasure of others, --or to diminish something of their pains.”0 -
francoghezzi said:Thank you to those who spend 1 second of their lives to write down the subject of their posts (the name of the building society they are talking about). Too many posts make very little sense and are difficult to understand. It doesn't take a lot of effort to help keeping the forum tidy and readable for everybody
If you click on show previous quotes you will be able to see what it relates to.6 -
Section62 said:francoghezzi said:Thank you to those who spend 1 second of their lives to write down the subject of their posts (the name of the building society they are talking about). Too many posts make very little sense and are difficult to understand. It doesn't take a lot of effort to help keeping the forum tidy and readable for everybodyThank you to everybody who contributes to this thread.I'd rather spend a few seconds of my own time working out which account a poster is talking about, rather than be in a situation where they don't post what may be very useful information because they are fed up with the nitpicking by folks who seem to have plenty of time to complain about what is and isn't posted on this thread.It is the helpful information which is important here, not how tidy it is.7
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Descrabled said:mhoc said:Regarding Saffron I left a secure message on the website yesterday and they have accepted maturity instructions by this route - £500 into a new regular saver and the residue back to my linked account.
They also said that the account number will remain the same so you dont and to cancel your standing order, just alter the final dates.
Thanks, did likewise and received confirmation within half-an-hour. Great service even at 4.75% interest.4 -
State Bank of India Regular Saver Account at 5% NLA, replaced by Issue 2 at 4.5%. This appears to have occurred on 14/2/25 so the first page of this thread has been updated to reflect this.4
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