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You can have as many as you can get of each issue. I have four issue 3 accounts.clairec666 said:
You should be able to get the 7.5% account (which is issue 3) as your 8% account was a previous issue. You can have one of each issue.mebu60 said:Principality 6 Month RS 7.5% AER / 7.36% gross
Apologies if already mentioned, I've only skimmed back two pages.
My existing 6 Month RS 8.0% matures 3 September. About to find out if can have 6 Month RSs (plus Christmas RS 7.0%).0 -
Well, yes, I was going to mention that but it involves building up different issue accounts over time and hoping things go smoothly when they mature!allegro120 said:
You can have as many as you can get of each issue. I have four issue 3 accounts.clairec666 said:
You should be able to get the 7.5% account (which is issue 3) as your 8% account was a previous issue. You can have one of each issue.mebu60 said:Principality 6 Month RS 7.5% AER / 7.36% gross
Apologies if already mentioned, I've only skimmed back two pages.
My existing 6 Month RS 8.0% matures 3 September. About to find out if can have 6 Month RSs (plus Christmas RS 7.0%).
You can manually open the current issue (3) as long as you don't already have an issue 3.0 -
Nope, maturity date is 3 September, Issue 2. Expect they'll be writing to me about that in a couple of weeks or so.Hattie627 said:
If maturity date not until 3 September, you wont get maturity options for another month. Do you mean maturity date is 3 August?mebu60 said:Principality 6 Month RS 7.5% AER / 7.36% gross
Apologies if already mentioned, I've only skimmed back two pages.
My existing 6 Month RS 8.0% matures 3 September. About to find out if can have 6 Month RSs (plus Christmas RS 7.0%).
This new 6 Month RS is Issue 3. As @clairec666 says, you can have one of each issue. Which I now have. Will fund tomorrow in case it's an overnight job for CoP.
Was an email promoting Christmas savings. Bit odd as won't mature til the new year. Not to mention Christmas RS already in place.0 -
My last renewal materialised on the same day. Cash was transferred to savings account on the maturity day and I was able to open and fund my new RS straight away. No phone calls, no tricks and all done in one sitting.Bob2000 said:
I didn't know that so thank you.Bobblehat said:
You may already know this, but the rate drops on 21st July to 1.30% AER/ 1.29% Gross. Not a big problem if like me you shift the funds out elsewhere asap!Bob2000 said:
So the one l already opened earlier this year at 1.35% should get the RS funds transferred across when they are ready?allegro120 said:
They don't open it for you if you already have one. Mine was opened over 20 years ago and all my matured FD RSs were transferred there since.Bigwheels1111 said:Bob2000 said:
Ok, thank you for the information.Bigwheels1111 said:Bob2000 said:Quick question. I have a first direct regular saver, which had its last deposit on the 29th, but was taken on the 30th. Can anybody tell me when it will be matured and interest added?It is hit and miss.The fastest way is to keep the savings account they opened last year active. If you had a reg saver with them last year.For me in that situation this year my savings and interest were in the account next day.As soon as the reg saver vanished I applied for a new one, Took 3/4 day.If you do not have the old savings account open, 3/5 days is the average wait for your money.Or call and ask for it today, they will move it and give access.
I opened a saving account with them in Feb, and it currently has £1 in it. Would they use that to transfer the RS into?No, It is called, Savings account @ 1.35% interest rate.They open it not you. I just left £0.01p in it last year.
Also there's no minimum balance for FD savings account so it's not necessary to keep any money there.
But it was only opened to receive the regular saver funds anyway. Was hoping it would have speeded up the process but doesn't look like it.1 -
Just looked back over my records - I had a previous issue that matured on 14th March, I received an email with maturity instructions on 7th March. So don't get too excited yet!mebu60 said:Nope, maturity date is 3 September, Issue 2. Expect they'll be writing to me about that in a couple of weeks or so.0 -
Thanks, I'll do my best to keep my excitement in check :-)clairec666 said:
Just looked back over my records - I had a previous issue that matured on 14th March, I received an email with maturity instructions on 7th March. So don't get too excited yet!mebu60 said:Nope, maturity date is 3 September, Issue 2. Expect they'll be writing to me about that in a couple of weeks or so.0 -
How exactly do you manage this - do you simply open multiple accounts and hope they don’t notice?allegro120 said:
You can have as many as you can get of each issue. I have four issue 3 accounts.clairec666 said:
You should be able to get the 7.5% account (which is issue 3) as your 8% account was a previous issue. You can have one of each issue.mebu60 said:Principality 6 Month RS 7.5% AER / 7.36% gross
Apologies if already mentioned, I've only skimmed back two pages.
My existing 6 Month RS 8.0% matures 3 September. About to find out if can have 6 Month RSs (plus Christmas RS 7.0%).The terms seem pretty clear “This can be a joint account, but you can’t have more than one of this issue number of the Regular Saver in your name.”0 -
This. I held an Issue 2 until it matured in June, and manually opened an Issue 3 in March, so was funding both for several months. I also have the 7% Christmas RS. This is all within the terms and conditions.clairec666 said:
Well, yes, I was going to mention that but it involves building up different issue accounts over time and hoping things go smoothly when they mature!allegro120 said:
You can have as many as you can get of each issue. I have four issue 3 accounts.clairec666 said:
You should be able to get the 7.5% account (which is issue 3) as your 8% account was a previous issue. You can have one of each issue.mebu60 said:Principality 6 Month RS 7.5% AER / 7.36% gross
Apologies if already mentioned, I've only skimmed back two pages.
My existing 6 Month RS 8.0% matures 3 September. About to find out if can have 6 Month RSs (plus Christmas RS 7.0%).
You can manually open the current issue (3) as long as you don't already have an issue 3.If you wait for maturity to select it, it may be that a 6 Month RS isn’t available at all or has become an Issue 4 at a lower rate.0 -
Some here just ignore the rules and take whatever they can get away with. There seems little incentive to comply as the penalty is likely to just have the extra account closed down.1
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I'm getting excited about the idea of an issue 4 being available soon so that I can have 3 different issues open at the same timemebu60 said:
Thanks, I'll do my best to keep my excitement in check :-)clairec666 said:
Just looked back over my records - I had a previous issue that matured on 14th March, I received an email with maturity instructions on 7th March. So don't get too excited yet!mebu60 said:Nope, maturity date is 3 September, Issue 2. Expect they'll be writing to me about that in a couple of weeks or so.
I clearly have a dull life...4
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