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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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soulsaver said:allegro120 said:10_66 said:allegro120 said:
...I'm hoping for Virgin too. Both 10.38% RSs, "82"and "05", mature on 1st and 2nd June respectively. I hope 6.5% option will still be there. £500 p/m @6.5% would be awesome. I've now lowered my margin to 5%, this month I've funded all 5%-ers except Suffolk and Coventry Loyalty 3, next month I will probably fund these two as well.
Which Virgin regular saver has the sort code 05, please?0 -
soulsaver said:allegro120 said:10_66 said:allegro120 said:
...I'm hoping for Virgin too. Both 10.38% RSs, "82"and "05", mature on 1st and 2nd June respectively. I hope 6.5% option will still be there. £500 p/m @6.5% would be awesome. I've now lowered my margin to 5%, this month I've funded all 5%-ers except Suffolk and Coventry Loyalty 3, next month I will probably fund these two as well.
Which Virgin regular saver has the sort code 05, please?1 -
Hi everyone...
I'm doing my occasional check in and update of my Regular Savers and trying to spot anything I'm missing out on. Today's adventures have included:
Opening Virgin Current account and Regular Saver account, taking my tally up to 12 Regular savers now.
Applying for a Progressive BS RegSaver. The verification took AGES, but I'm in now. Mildly concerned that once I made a debit card payment, it said an error had occurred. But that takes me to 13 RSs.
Looking at Leeds Building Society accounts....
So my question to you all is... I'm looking at the Home Deposit Saver at Leeds. It's 4.8% so not outstanding, but it allows £500/month and if you get a mortgage offer from the Building Society within 5 years, you get a bonus £500. Where is the catch? I might well be thinking of moving in that timeframe, and even if I'm not, why not get a mortgage offer from them anyway, if you benefit by receiving £500???!?
Are there more of these accounts available? It seems like a reasonable option instead of over-paying on the mortgage for those who have low mortgage rates (I'm still living the dream on a 0.89% rate from 3.5years ago).
Thoughts?
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WindfallWendy said:Hi everyone...
I'm doing my occasional check in and update of my Regular Savers and trying to spot anything I'm missing out on. Today's adventures have included:
Opening Virgin Current account and Regular Saver account, taking my tally up to 12 Regular savers now.
Applying for a Progressive BS RegSaver. The verification took AGES, but I'm in now. Mildly concerned that once I made a debit card payment, it said an error had occurred. But that takes me to 13 RSs.
Looking at Leeds Building Society accounts....
So my question to you all is... I'm looking at the Home Deposit Saver at Leeds. It's 4.8% so not outstanding, but it allows £500/month and if you get a mortgage offer from the Building Society within 5 years, you get a bonus £500. Where is the catch? I might well be thinking of moving in that timeframe, and even if I'm not, why not get a mortgage offer from them anyway, if you benefit by receiving £500???!?
Are there more of these accounts available? It seems like a reasonable option instead of over-paying on the mortgage for those who have low mortgage rates (I'm still living the dream on a 0.89% rate from 3.5years ago).
Thoughts?0 -
IanManc said:WindfallWendy said:Hi everyone...
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So my question to you all is... I'm looking at the Home Deposit Saver at Leeds. It's 4.8% so not outstanding, but it allows £500/month and if you get a mortgage offer from the Building Society within 5 years, you get a bonus £500. Where is the catch? I might well be thinking of moving in that timeframe, and even if I'm not, why not get a mortgage offer from them anyway, if you benefit by receiving £500???!?
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Thoughts?
Do others have these on their list of RS holdings?0 -
surreysaver said:Hattie627 said:Not meaning to be pedantic, but I thought there was a rule about not identifying staff working in financial institutions in discussions on here. Lisa from Halifax probably wouldn't be identifiable (there will be many Lisa's there) but there is probably only one Lisa at Principality.
I have two pending RS maturities with Principality, 30th May and 5th June. The online system offered me, in both cases, a rollover to a 6 month RS Issue 3, which I opted for in both cases. My options were acknowledged without issue. I will be disappointed if it turns out that such an option is not allowed.0 -
s71hj said:surreysaver said:Hattie627 said:Not meaning to be pedantic, but I thought there was a rule about not identifying staff working in financial institutions in discussions on here. Lisa from Halifax probably wouldn't be identifiable (there will be many Lisa's there) but there is probably only one Lisa at Principality.
I have two pending RS maturities with Principality, 30th May and 5th June. The online system offered me, in both cases, a rollover to a 6 month RS Issue 3, which I opted for in both cases. My options were acknowledged without issue. I will be disappointed if it turns out that such an option is not allowed.
(Joke from Gavin and Stacey, for those who don't know)4 -
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