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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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chris_the_bee said:ForumUser7 said:liamcov said:New account from Saffron!
Refer a Friend regular saver 8%
£50 month / max £600.
Must complete a 'survey' providing the name of another Saffron customer who has 'referred' you (otherwise they say they will close your account down!)
https://www.saffronbs.co.uk/MM_Refer_a_Friend_Saver
No, existing customers can apply (I just did & account opened), however you must be referred by an existing Saffron member. You must complete the friends details (panel on RHS of web page) before applying. If your spouse has an existing account, you can both refer each other.
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Sounds like a lot of faff for very little gain but still better to have £50 at 8% vs £50 at 5% at Cahoot.
Would the above work?0 -
Section62 said:Bridlington1 said:Aidanmc said:Saffron BSYou must have been referred by an existing member holding a Member’s Month Loyalty Saver.So we just need name of 1 person holding a Members monthly loyalty saver and we can all be their friend?I'd also guess Saffron might invesitgate if the same name crops up a large number of times.It feels like this account is intended for brand new/recent members who won't be eligible for the Member's Month product but know someone who is - in other words it widens eligibility for a loyalty-type RS product, without making it available to everyone. It also feels like there is a missing condition that you can't apply for this product if you already have a Member's Month Loyalty Saver (or are eligible for one). Perhaps they will do it the other way round and make holders of the Refer a Friend product ineligible for the forthcoming Member's Month product?
Need confirmation though.
Does seem a bit messy anyway.0 -
pecunianonolet said:chris_the_bee said:ForumUser7 said:liamcov said:New account from Saffron!
Refer a Friend regular saver 8%
£50 month / max £600.
Must complete a 'survey' providing the name of another Saffron customer who has 'referred' you (otherwise they say they will close your account down!)
https://www.saffronbs.co.uk/MM_Refer_a_Friend_Saver
No, existing customers can apply (I just did & account opened), however you must be referred by an existing Saffron member. You must complete the friends details (panel on RHS of web page) before applying. If your spouse has an existing account, you can both refer each other.
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Sounds like a lot of faff for very little gain but still better to have £50 at 8% vs £50 at 5% at Cahoot.
Would the above work?
No.
"You must have been referred by an existing member holding a Member’s Month Loyalty Saver."1 -
pecunianonolet said:Not having any accounts with Saffron nor do I know somebody personally who does. Is there any way of getting my hands on their regular saver(s) at all? E.g. opening a simple easy access account to become a member and move on from there?
I think you might need to be a member for a year for their best regular savers if not all.0 -
chris_the_bee said:pecunianonolet said:chris_the_bee said:ForumUser7 said:liamcov said:New account from Saffron!
Refer a Friend regular saver 8%
£50 month / max £600.
Must complete a 'survey' providing the name of another Saffron customer who has 'referred' you (otherwise they say they will close your account down!)
https://www.saffronbs.co.uk/MM_Refer_a_Friend_Saver
No, existing customers can apply (I just did & account opened), however you must be referred by an existing Saffron member. You must complete the friends details (panel on RHS of web page) before applying. If your spouse has an existing account, you can both refer each other.
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Sounds like a lot of faff for very little gain but still better to have £50 at 8% vs £50 at 5% at Cahoot.
Would the above work?
No.
"You must have been referred by an existing member holding a Member’s Month Loyalty Saver."0 -
Had 2 Regulars mature:
I had my TSB mature & interest credited today, £782.36, £750 funds + £32.36 interest.
Think it may have matured early but I'm not complaining.
I also had my Club Lloyds mature, £1758.42, £1663.39 funds + £95.03 interest.
Opened a new Club Lloyds earlier with £400.
Also withdrew most of my funds from NatWest & RBS regulars & transferred to my Santander Edge Saver.
Sorted myself with a decent Iceland shop too because I need to stock up & wasn't expecting the money to be available.
Not sure if there's not much else I can do at the mo, maybe try my luck with Principality?, probably can't fund Club Lloyds again until July because of the way my deposit is dated.
Saffron ending on 6th June, according to the maturity thing that's going to be £26.46 on £600 funds.
Principality 6 Month ending on 10th June.
Principality 6 Month ending on 28th June.2 -
IanManc said:10_66 said:Hattie627 said:Principality BS
My Regular Saver Bond Issue 34, with a maturity date of 30 May, now showing as matured into a 6 month RS (Issue 3) (my fourth of that issue, edited to third, my fourth expected on 5 June), with maturity interest added of £100.66 and £200 rolled-over and account number maintained. New MD of 30th Nov 2025.
Balance expected into my nominated account later today. (Edited to add: Balance of £2900.66 received in nominated account before 10am on maturity date. Very efficiently done)
Hopefully Lisa won't notice what's happened
My 6 Month (2) matures next week, as the option was available I gave my instructions a few days' ago for renewal to another 6 Month (3). I checked the screenshot I took when I gave instructions and it does confirm I requested £200 to new 6 Month, the rest to go to nominated bank account. However, I received a letter today (not the lady who's been mentioned above, but from someone else), saying "they're pleased to confirm they've actioned my request and the funds will go to nominated account". No mention that £200 will go to new issue 3, which (I think) previous letters have mentioned. So, I'm not holding my breath
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35har1old said:IanManc said:10_66 said:Hattie627 said:Principality BS
My Regular Saver Bond Issue 34, with a maturity date of 30 May, now showing as matured into a 6 month RS (Issue 3) (my fourth of that issue, edited to third, my fourth expected on 5 June), with maturity interest added of £100.66 and £200 rolled-over and account number maintained. New MD of 30th Nov 2025.
Balance expected into my nominated account later today. (Edited to add: Balance of £2900.66 received in nominated account before 10am on maturity date. Very efficiently done)
Hopefully Lisa won't notice what's happened
My 6 Month (2) matures next week, as the option was available I gave my instructions a few days' ago for renewal to another 6 Month (3). I checked the screenshot I took when I gave instructions and it does confirm I requested £200 to new 6 Month, the rest to go to nominated bank account. However, I received a letter today (not the lady who's been mentioned above, but from someone else), saying "they're pleased to confirm they've actioned my request and the funds will go to nominated account". No mention that £200 will go to new issue 3, which (I think) previous letters have mentioned. So, I'm not holding my breathI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?2 -
Just opened my 1st Principality 6 Month Issue 3 & sent £200 to it, I'll try my luck getting another in a few days 🤣1
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jameseonline said:Just opened my 1st Principality 6 Month Issue 3 & sent £200 to it, I'll try my luck getting another in a few days 🤣If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
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