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Ok, we will see then. I feel like a right rebel!Bigwheels1111 said:Bob2000 said:I have an RSB issue 34 that matures on 31st May and have just given instructions online to deposit £200 into a 6 month regular saver issue 3 (my second one if excepted).Hattie627 said:Principality BS
I have a Regular Saver Bond Issue 34 maturing on 30th May. Maturity options are available online today. Pleased to see that one of the options is to open 6 month Regular Saver Issue 3 (rolling over £200 on maturity and keeping same account number). The interest rate is fixed at 7.36% gross/7.50% AER. I have selected this in the hope that it will be honoured even if the 6 month RS Issue 3 is withdrawn before 30 May.
Thought that this might be useful to anyone with a RSB Issue 34 maturing around same date as mine (think I opened it on the day it became available)
Edited to add: this will be my third 6 month RS Issue 3
It stated on the online mature instructions that the £200 will be deposited on the 31th so will l be able to add the second £200 on the 1st June?
Also, if they realise that l already have a duplicate account, would they close both accounts or just my newer one?No, they have not yet.If you go the option to open a new one that's on them.I have two issue 2 and one issue 3.
Principality 6 month RSBob2000 said:I have an RSB issue 34 that matures on 31st May and have just given instructions online to deposit £200 into a 6 month regular saver issue 3 (my second one if excepted).Hattie627 said:Principality BS
I have a Regular Saver Bond Issue 34 maturing on 30th May. Maturity options are available online today. Pleased to see that one of the options is to open 6 month Regular Saver Issue 3 (rolling over £200 on maturity and keeping same account number). The interest rate is fixed at 7.36% gross/7.50% AER. I have selected this in the hope that it will be honoured even if the 6 month RS Issue 3 is withdrawn before 30 May.
Thought that this might be useful to anyone with a RSB Issue 34 maturing around same date as mine (think I opened it on the day it became available)
Edited to add: this will be my third 6 month RS Issue 3
It stated on the online mature instructions that the £200 will be deposited on the 31th so will l be able to add the second £200 on the 1st June?
Also, if they realise that l already have a duplicate account, would they close both accounts or just my newer one?
Should be fine, I've got 2 of each issue 2 & 3, with instructions given for my bond, as yours, to give me a 3rd 3.Bob2000 said:Ok, we will see then. I feel like a right rebel!Bigwheels1111 said:Bob2000 said:I have an RSB issue 34 that matures on 31st May and have just given instructions online to deposit £200 into a 6 month regular saver issue 3 (my second one if excepted).Hattie627 said:Principality BS
I have a Regular Saver Bond Issue 34 maturing on 30th May. Maturity options are available online today. Pleased to see that one of the options is to open 6 month Regular Saver Issue 3 (rolling over £200 on maturity and keeping same account number). The interest rate is fixed at 7.36% gross/7.50% AER. I have selected this in the hope that it will be honoured even if the 6 month RS Issue 3 is withdrawn before 30 May.
Thought that this might be useful to anyone with a RSB Issue 34 maturing around same date as mine (think I opened it on the day it became available)
Edited to add: this will be my third 6 month RS Issue 3
It stated on the online mature instructions that the £200 will be deposited on the 31th so will l be able to add the second £200 on the 1st June?
Also, if they realise that l already have a duplicate account, would they close both accounts or just my newer one?No, they have not yet.If you go the option to open a new one that's on them.I have two issue 2 and one issue 3.

..........No penalties, just click close account when logged in and it is gone straight away.jameseonline said:I'm not sure what to do with my Coventry Sunny Day now as my current rule is ditch anything lower than 6%, does this account have any penalties for closing early?.
Thanks, I know their other accounts have penalties on interest if you close early etc.pecunianonolet said:No penalties, just click close account when logged in and it is gone straight away.jameseonline said:I'm not sure what to do with my Coventry Sunny Day now as my current rule is ditch anything lower than 6%, does this account have any penalties for closing early?.
TSB is 5% now.jameseonline said:Thanks, I know their other accounts have penalties on interest if you close early etc.pecunianonolet said:No penalties, just click close account when logged in and it is gone straight away.jameseonline said:I'm not sure what to do with my Coventry Sunny Day now as my current rule is ditch anything lower than 6%, does this account have any penalties for closing early?.
Seems I might not need to close anyway for time being if at all, recently got back my online access to Principality and it seems both of my 6 month issue 2 accounts end next month, maxed out at £1200 each.
Going forward I think I'm going to open a 7% First Direct, fund a 7% CO OP, get an issue 3 Principality.
Also open a new Club Lloyds & maybe a new TSB.
Then possibly open a new Saffron members month if that ends up being a thing.
I wonder if HSBC will do a 7% account again?.
Speculator said:Thanks, yes, mine matures 1st June so I will try again on Monday.jim1999 said:It is quite a badly written email, but it also says "Select Maturity Manager option on the account. This will be available up to 14 days before the maturity date."Speculator said:Anyone else get an email from Saffron BS earlier this week regarding the maturity of their Members month Loyalty 8% regular saver? In the email, it says you can give your maturity instructions online or via the app using their "maturity manager feature."
Logged in via app and online and I can't see any option to give my maturity instruction.
I'm assuming you are currently more than 14 days from the maturity date?

