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jaypers said:Section62 said:Is the Coventry Building Society 'Loyalty Regular Saver 3' @5% a new one, or have I just missed it before?Edit:Variable rate£250/month maxAccount opening date monthly basis30 days interest penalty for withdrawals (applies to the amount withdrawn)
Thanks @Section62 for the heads up.
It is definitely better value than a 4.6% easy access for my surplus funds.1 -
friolento said:jaypers said:Section62 said:Is the Coventry Building Society 'Loyalty Regular Saver 3' @5% a new one, or have I just missed it before?Edit:Variable rate£250/month maxAccount opening date monthly basis30 days interest penalty for withdrawals (applies to the amount withdrawn)
Thanks Section62 for the heads up.
It is definitely better value than a 4.6% easy access for my surplus funds.Yes, I was thinking the same, but the withdrawal penalty is a bit offputting unless Coventry waive it if you close the account because they reduce the interest rate.I think I'll wait until 1st May to open though, to avoid the faff of remembering to fund the account on the 22nd of each month. If the account is NLA by then I think I'll be able to cope with the loss.1 -
Section62 said:friolento said:jaypers said:Section62 said:Is the Coventry Building Society 'Loyalty Regular Saver 3' @5% a new one, or have I just missed it before?Edit:Variable rate£250/month maxAccount opening date monthly basis30 days interest penalty for withdrawals (applies to the amount withdrawn)
Thanks Section62 for the heads up.
It is definitely better value than a 4.6% easy access for my surplus funds.Yes, I was thinking the same, but the withdrawal penalty is a bit offputting unless Coventry waive it if you close the account because they reduce the interest rate.I think I'll wait until 1st May to open though, to avoid the faff of remembering to fund the account on the 22nd of each month. If the account is NLA by then I think I'll be able to cope with the loss.
I suppose if the Coventry rate drops, this will be as a result of a base rate cut, and easy access rates will also be cut. So I would probably not want to withdraw from the RS, anyway.
The Coventry deposit date policy is a bit of a pain. I would much rather have it all happen on the 1st of a month but I get by with SOs.0 -
Section62 said:Is the Coventry Building Society 'Loyalty Regular Saver 3' @5% a new one, or have I just missed it before?Edit:Variable rate£250/month maxAccount opening date monthly basis30 days interest penalty for withdrawals (applies to the amount withdrawn)
If the rate is becomes competitive as time progresses I'd probably start funding it then.1 -
Section62 said:friolento said:jaypers said:Section62 said:Is the Coventry Building Society 'Loyalty Regular Saver 3' @5% a new one, or have I just missed it before?Edit:Variable rate£250/month maxAccount opening date monthly basis30 days interest penalty for withdrawals (applies to the amount withdrawn)
Thanks Section62 for the heads up.
It is definitely better value than a 4.6% easy access for my surplus funds.Yes, I was thinking the same, but the withdrawal penalty is a bit offputting unless Coventry waive it if you close the account because they reduce the interest rate.I think I'll wait until 1st May to open though, to avoid the faff of remembering to fund the account on the 22nd of each month. If the account is NLA by then I think I'll be able to cope with the loss.
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Re Principality, 1 Year Triple Access Regular Saver (Online).Interest on maturity ie 18/04/25 for me and others.No interest was paid.I made a call to Principality today and a call back after some clarification.With this account interest is paid once a year on the 01/01/2025.Unlike most reg saver accounts where the rest of the interest is paid on maturity this moves to an easy accessand retains the annual interest payment.Closing the easy access generates the interest owed at that point.SO on the 01/01/25 £10.77 interest & £9.18 interest today. Total of £19.95.Hope this saves a few calls to Principality and a lot of time wasted on hold.Thanks to Harriet at Principality for all your help.
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Just had a quick search and couldn't find this one listed.
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/product/savings/regular_saver/loyalty-regular-saver-3.html
12 month term, 5% variable
Must have joined Coventry before 1 Jan 25.
30 days notice
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gt94sss2 said:Just had a quick search and couldn't find this one listed.
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/product/savings/regular_saver/loyalty-regular-saver-3.html
12 month term, 5% variable
Must have joined Coventry before 1 Jan 25.
30 days notice3 -
Dizzycap said:masonic said:Kim_13 said:allegro120 said:Dizzycap said:allegro120 said:Bridlington1 said:Loughborough BS have launched two regular savers:
Loughborough BS 1 Year Super Saver Account (Local) at 6% (var), £1k min monthly deposit, £2k max monthly deposit.
Loughborough BS 2 Year Super Saver Account (Local) at 5%, £500 min monthly deposit, £1k max monthly deposit.
Both accounts allow 1 withdrawal per account year (1st April-31st March) plus closure, are branch/post only and available only to new and existing customers residing in the postcodes LE, DE, NG.
Judging by the way they appear on moneyfacts they seem to have been launched before today so I'm listing them as being launched on 14/4/25 for now.
Last time (Holiday Monthly Saver 5.6%) I've asked them to send me the form, scanned it and sent by e-mail together with pictures of ID - that worked, took only 6 days (incl. weekend) for the account to be opened. I'm not sure if e-mail application would work for 1 Year Super Saver, but this could be the quickest way.This is what I see on the "How to Apply" tab:
How did it go, how long did it take for your account to be opened? I've made branch appointment on 15th April for today, account is now opened. Just wondering if I could've get it opened quicker if I used e-mail option.0
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