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You can actually adjust the payment in the FD App I have noticedfrancoghezzi said:
FIRST DIRECT 7% SAVERorange-juice said:For the first direct regular saver.. I’m a bit confused by these points in the faqs. Can anyone understand it?
How can you catch up if you can only deposit £300 per month max and the only way to pay in is by standing order?Regular Payments:- regular deposits must be made by standing order each month
- the minimum monthly deposit is £25 per month
- the maximum monthly deposit is £300 per month
- if you don't pay in the maximum allowed in any month, you can carry over any unused subscriptions and catch up in future months.
You simply phone them and ask to change the amount that will be deposited taking into consideration the amount you haven't paid the month or months before. It happened to me last year. One month I deposited only £150, the month after that I phoned them and they changed the standing order to £450 (of course only for that month). It took no more than 5 minutes. I always found them very helpful and professional. If you don't want to phone you can chat with them through the app or online banking. The standing order can also be lowered till a monthly minimum of £250 -
Yup, that's another quick waytightbloke61 said:
You can actually adjust the payment in the FD App I have noticedfrancoghezzi said:
FIRST DIRECT 7% SAVERorange-juice said:For the first direct regular saver.. I’m a bit confused by these points in the faqs. Can anyone understand it?
How can you catch up if you can only deposit £300 per month max and the only way to pay in is by standing order?Regular Payments:- regular deposits must be made by standing order each month
- the minimum monthly deposit is £25 per month
- the maximum monthly deposit is £300 per month
- if you don't pay in the maximum allowed in any month, you can carry over any unused subscriptions and catch up in future months.
You simply phone them and ask to change the amount that will be deposited taking into consideration the amount you haven't paid the month or months before. It happened to me last year. One month I deposited only £150, the month after that I phoned them and they changed the standing order to £450 (of course only for that month). It took no more than 5 minutes. I always found them very helpful and professional. If you don't want to phone you can chat with them through the app or online banking. The standing order can also be lowered till a monthly minimum of £250 -
Yes, it appears as an option in the app - you can change the amount but not the date. I haven't actually tried this though so can't guarantee that it's accepted!tightbloke61 said:
You can actually adjust the payment in the FD App I have noticedfrancoghezzi said:
FIRST DIRECT 7% SAVERorange-juice said:For the first direct regular saver.. I’m a bit confused by these points in the faqs. Can anyone understand it?
How can you catch up if you can only deposit £300 per month max and the only way to pay in is by standing order?Regular Payments:- regular deposits must be made by standing order each month
- the minimum monthly deposit is £25 per month
- the maximum monthly deposit is £300 per month
- if you don't pay in the maximum allowed in any month, you can carry over any unused subscriptions and catch up in future months.
You simply phone them and ask to change the amount that will be deposited taking into consideration the amount you haven't paid the month or months before. It happened to me last year. One month I deposited only £150, the month after that I phoned them and they changed the standing order to £450 (of course only for that month). It took no more than 5 minutes. I always found them very helpful and professional. If you don't want to phone you can chat with them through the app or online banking. The standing order can also be lowered till a monthly minimum of £250 -
My Skipton member RS Iss3 matures today.Should i be able to open another member RS tomorrow and make deposit?0
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My maturity was 28th, paid into my bank this morning (29th). I was able to open the new one (via the app this morning) and paid the first £250 immediately.Aidanmc said:My Skipton member RS Iss3 matures today.Should i be able to open another member RS tomorrow and make deposit?4 -
Just checked with Skipton.Skipton member RS Iss3 matures today 29/05/25.Matures at 00.00pm, so I will get paid tomorrow and can open a new one.2
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Penrith BS Interest Rate Reductions 16/6/25:
Account Old rate New rate Date Penrith BS Junior Affinity Regular Saver 4.70% 4.45% 16/06/2025 Penrith BS Regular Saver 200 4.00% NO CHANGE 16/06/2025 Penrith BS Regular Saver 200 Issue 2 5.00% NO CHANGE 16/06/2025 Penrith BS Regular E-Saver 200 5.00% NO CHANGE 16/06/2025 Penrith BS Regular Saver 300 5.00% NO CHANGE 16/06/2025
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Saffron BS Members Month RS to be launched 2nd June 2025:
8% Fixed
£50 per calendar month max
1 withdrawal/mth
Available to those who have held a Saffron BS account continuously since 1st June 202422 -
In addition I have been able to give maturity instructions over the phone for my old Member's Month RS to be converted into a new Members Month RS upon its maturity next month.Bridlington1 said:Saffron BS Members Month RS to be launched 2nd June 2025:
8% Fixed
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Sorry for the late reply - yes I just left the saver openjudgingjudy said:
Did you still have a savings account set up? My First Direct RS matured on Monday 12th and I wasn’t able to access the funds until the 19th, and my new one wasn’t funded until the 21st. It’s never taken this long before - but frankly even three days I don’t consider a good turnaround compared to most of the other major banks offering regular savers which are far quicker.Nasqueron said:I had my FD saver mature I think on the 20th, money was paid into the easy access saver + interest yesterday and new one was setup and funds taken yesterday as well, good turnaround
The money was in my saver and I thought it would close and take a couple of days but the logs show the money in on 20th, 22nd the 17p interest was added and I moved the funds in on the 22nd, took out all but £300 and applied for a new saver and the funds were removed same day into the new saverSam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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