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  • WillPS
    WillPS Posts: 4,992 Forumite
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    edited 30 April at 2:49PM
    When you close a Lloyds regular saver vs. using the renew method. Will you still be able to open a new regular saver or will they not let you open one until the original term is over?
    In my experience there's nothing to stop you applying for a fresh one if you haven't got one open; perhaps other than an overnight reset.

    YMMV of course.
  • granta
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    When you close a Lloyds regular saver vs. using the renew method. Will you still be able to open a new regular saver or will they not let you open one until the original term is over?
    I managed to close and open a new regular saver with Lloyds immediately 
  • alfred64
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    ~~~~~~NLA 23/4/25 ~~~~~~Melton BS Adcock Regular Saver~~~ Launched 12/3/25
    Interest rate: 6.5% gross p.a. variable
    Monthly payment: £0-£150 per calendar month
    Miss any payments: Yes, miss as many as you wish
    Penalty-free withdrawals: Unlimited
    Age of applicant: Aged 16 or over
    How to open account: Branch only (did previously allow postal applications)
    Length of account term: Matures 30/9/2027
    Maximum balance: £6,000 plus interest
    Deposits on non-working days: Treated as having been received the same day.
    Special conditions: Withdrawals can be made to your nominated account by phone or by sending a secure message in online banking.

    Impossible to reach £6,000 in the account. I'm expecting notice of interest rate cut soon after cut in bank rate if that happens. They do state these measures are to protect the long term future of the Society.

  • francoghezzi
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    alfred64 said:




    ~~~~~~NLA 23/4/25 ~~~~~~Melton BS Adcock Regular Saver~~~ Launched 12/3/25
    Interest rate: 6.5% gross p.a. variable
    Monthly payment: £0-£150 per calendar month
    Miss any payments: Yes, miss as many as you wish
    Penalty-free withdrawals: Unlimited
    Age of applicant: Aged 16 or over
    How to open account: Branch only (did previously allow postal applications)
    Length of account term: Matures 30/9/2027
    Maximum balance: £6,000 plus interest
    Deposits on non-working days: Treated as having been received the same day.
    Special conditions: Withdrawals can be made to your nominated account by phone or by sending a secure message in online banking.

    Impossible to reach £6,000 in the account. I'm expecting notice of interest rate cut soon after cut in bank rate if that happens. They do state these measures are to protect the long term future of the Society.

    It's nice reading nothing but positive thoughts on the future. For now I'm enjoying 6.5%, not forgetting that the RS will mature in Sept 2026. 
  • Bridlington1
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    alfred64 said:




    ~~~~~~NLA 23/4/25 ~~~~~~Melton BS Adcock Regular Saver~~~ Launched 12/3/25
    Interest rate: 6.5% gross p.a. variable
    Monthly payment: £0-£150 per calendar month
    Miss any payments: Yes, miss as many as you wish
    Penalty-free withdrawals: Unlimited
    Age of applicant: Aged 16 or over
    How to open account: Branch only (did previously allow postal applications)
    Length of account term: Matures 30/9/2027
    Maximum balance: £6,000 plus interest
    Deposits on non-working days: Treated as having been received the same day.
    Special conditions: Withdrawals can be made to your nominated account by phone or by sending a secure message in online banking.

    Impossible to reach £6,000 in the account. I'm expecting notice of interest rate cut soon after cut in bank rate if that happens. They do state these measures are to protect the long term future of the Society.

    Whether they do decide to cut the rate could go either way. They may well decide to cut the rate shortly after a cut in the BOE base rate as you suggest, but then again following the last 3 cuts to the base rate they've left the interest rates on Issues 4, 5 and 6 of their regular saver unchanged so they may choose to do the same again. 

    Regardless though if the BOE does announce another cut to the base rate I shall be making another list of regular savers that have announced cuts to the base rate.
  • Bridlington1
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    edited 30 April at 11:31PM
    Just a reminder Hanley Economic BS Online Regular Saver (NLA) reduces from 5% to 4.7% from 1/5/25 (tomorrow).
  • Middle_of_the_Road
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    Just a reminder Hanley Economic BS Online Regular Saver (NLA) reduces from 5% to 4.7% from 1/5/25 (tomorrow).
    Thanks for the reminder.
    I'm contemplating favouring my Cov.FHS2  this month @ 4.8%.
    Are there any terms for Hanley on minimum deposit, or missing monthly deposits?
  • Bridlington1
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    Usual drill:

    Leeds BS Regular Saver (Issue 63) at 4.8% to go NLA shortly. Replaced by Issue 64 at the same rate with a new maturity date of 4/5/27
  • Bridlington1
    Bridlington1 Posts: 3,567 Forumite
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    Just a reminder Hanley Economic BS Online Regular Saver (NLA) reduces from 5% to 4.7% from 1/5/25 (tomorrow).
    Thanks for the reminder.
    I'm contemplating favouring my Cov.FHS2  this month @ 4.8%.
    Are there any terms for Hanley on minimum deposit, or missing monthly deposits?
    From the Ts&Cs:

    The account must be opened with £1,000.

    The minimum balance is £1,000, the maximum balance is £100,000.

    A subscription of between £250 and £1,000 should be received each calendar month and you can vary the amount you wish to save. You can make more than one subscription per month providing the maximum subscription is not exceeded. You can make subscriptions by Standing Order, Bank Transfer or Debit Card. Please note Debit Card deposits can be only be made via the Online Portal/Mobile App.

    If no subscriptions are made for 3 consecutive months or if 3 or more monthly subscriptions are missed throughout the anniversary year the Society, after giving you 60 days notice of our intention to do so, reserves the right to close the account and either return the balance or transfer it to an Instant Access Account.

    You can make 5 withdrawals per tax year (6 April to 5 April) without penalty. All other withdrawals are subject to 30 days loss of interest on the amount withdrawn. Withdrawals will be made to the nominated bank account provided at the time of opening the account. £1,000 must remain in the account following a withdrawal.

    https://web.archive.org/web/20231209161548/https://thehanley.co.uk/savings-accounts/
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