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Can't see the point of having a Chorley Reg Saver the interest on offer isn't competitive.
Why would someone go for a 5.15% account when there are lots of better paying accounts available ?
Am I missing something ?0 -
Some people on here have and fund all the higher paying Reg Savers that are available.subjecttocontract said:Can't see the point of having a Chorley Reg Saver the interest on offer isn't competitive.
Why would someone go for a 5.15% account when there are lots of better paying accounts available ?
Am I missing something ?Personally, I already have enough at higher rates, so I won’t be applying for one of these.3 -
They probably have all the higher paying regular saver accounts, and excess cash in lower easy access accounts.subjecttocontract said:Can't see the point of having a Chorley Reg Saver the interest on offer isn't competitive.
Why would someone go for a 5.15% account when there are lots of better paying accounts available ?
Am I missing something ?6 -
I have all available to me better paying Reg Savers in my portfolio and fund them regularly up to the max allowance. I use Chorley's 5.15% because it pays more than any of my EAs. If I had an EA account paying 5.15% I wouldn't deposit to Chorley's RS.subjecttocontract said:Can't see the point of having a Chorley Reg Saver the interest on offer isn't competitive.
Why would someone go for a 5.15% account when there are lots of better paying accounts available ?
Am I missing something ?9 -
Absolutely! It's a no brainer for spare cash with easy access at that rateallegro120 said:
I have all available to me better paying Reg Savers in my portfolio and fund them regularly up to the max allowance. I use Chorley's 5.15% because it pays more than any of my EAs. If I had an EA account paying 5.15% I wouldn't deposit to Chorley's RS.subjecttocontract said:Can't see the point of having a Chorley Reg Saver the interest on offer isn't competitive.
Why would someone go for a 5.15% account when there are lots of better paying accounts available ?
Am I missing something ?
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Plus it accepts £400 per month, so you can build up a tidy EA sum quite quicklyDizzycap said:
Absolutely! It's a no brainer for spare cash with easy access at that rateallegro120 said:
I have all available to me better paying Reg Savers in my portfolio and fund them regularly up to the max allowance. I use Chorley's 5.15% because it pays more than any of my EAs. If I had an EA account paying 5.15% I wouldn't deposit to Chorley's RS.subjecttocontract said:Can't see the point of having a Chorley Reg Saver the interest on offer isn't competitive.
Why would someone go for a 5.15% account when there are lots of better paying accounts available ?
Am I missing something ?
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It cannot be operated as a normal easy access account, because it doesn’t allow withdrawals. If you want to take any funds out you have to close the account.Dizzycap said:
Absolutely! It's a no brainer for spare cash with easy access at that rateallegro120 said:
I have all available to me better paying Reg Savers in my portfolio and fund them regularly up to the max allowance. I use Chorley's 5.15% because it pays more than any of my EAs. If I had an EA account paying 5.15% I wouldn't deposit to Chorley's RS.subjecttocontract said:Can't see the point of having a Chorley Reg Saver the interest on offer isn't competitive.
Why would someone go for a 5.15% account when there are lots of better paying accounts available ?
Am I missing something ?
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Melton BS to launch an Adcock Regular Saver at 6.5%
£150/mth max
Unlimited penalty free withdrawals
Matures 30/9/2027
Branch/post opening only
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Variable rate of interest. See:
https://www.themelton.co.uk/regular_savings/adcock-regular-saver/25 -
fixed or variableBridlington1 said:Melton BS to launch an Adcock Regular Saver at 6.5%
£150/mth max
Unlimited penalty free withdrawals
Matures 30/9/2027
Branch/post opening only2 -
Bridlington1 said:Melton BS to launch an Adcock Regular Saver at 6.5%
£150/mth max
Unlimited penalty free withdrawals
Matures 30/9/2027
Branch/post opening onlyVariable rate
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