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s71hj said:Re TSB 6% monthly saver, can you apply for this if you have a TSB spend and save plus account? Unless I'm missing something you can make £2 a month profit for 20 debit card payments and potentially have multiple accounts and there is also £40 via Topcashback for spend and save.
Having any current account allows you the 6% saver. Earning that £2/mth seems like a lot of faff to me, I'd be waiting for their next switch offer in order to score £100+0 -
flaneurs_lobster said:s71hj said:Re TSB 6% monthly saver, can you apply for this if you have a TSB spend and save plus account? Unless I'm missing something you can make £2 a month profit for 20 debit card payments and potentially have multiple accounts and there is also £40 via Topcashback for spend and save.
Having any current account allows you the 6% saver. Earning that £2/mth seems like a lot of faff to me, I'd be waiting for their next switch offer in order to score £100+0 -
s71hj said:Re TSB 6% monthly saver, can you apply for this if you have a TSB spend and save plus account? Unless I'm missing something you can make £2 a month profit for 20 debit card payments and potentially have multiple accounts and there is also £40 via Topcashback for spend and save.
Regardless of how many current accounts you have with TSB it's still only one Monthly Saver per customer.s71hj said:flaneurs_lobster said:s71hj said:Re TSB 6% monthly saver, can you apply for this if you have a TSB spend and save plus account? Unless I'm missing something you can make £2 a month profit for 20 debit card payments and potentially have multiple accounts and there is also £40 via Topcashback for spend and save.
Having any current account allows you the 6% saver. Earning that £2/mth seems like a lot of faff to me, I'd be waiting for their next switch offer in order to score £100+
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6526050/an-archived-list-of-switching-offers/p11 -
s71hj said:Re TSB 6% monthly saver, can you apply for this if you have a TSB spend and save plus account? Unless I'm missing something you can make £2 a month profit for 20 debit card payments and potentially have multiple accounts and there is also £40 via Topcashback for spend and save.
It's also £100 interest free overdraft to earn a bit moreI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
PloughmansLunch said:Principality appear to have closed down the duplicate saver loophole for maturing products now. Offered RS maturity products are now the standard 1 year RS bond, or the Christmas 2025 saver, and once logged in I’m prevented from opening another of the latter as I already hold one.EDIT: I was sent the T&Cs for the 6 month saver as a choice in the post, but that had been removed from maturity options by the time I checked online
Looks like I just manage to set my maturity option for another 6 month regular saver for a maturing product on the 6th January, before it was pulled. Nothing appears to have changed in my Principality account regarding the maturity option I have selected. We shall see what happens on Monday.......
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My principality 6 month matured today so I went online and opened a new 6 month reg saver, the opening deposit coming from the expired reg saver. Thanks for Chorley tip just opened.0
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Dizzycap said:PloughmansLunch said:Principality appear to have closed down the duplicate saver loophole for maturing products now. Offered RS maturity products are now the standard 1 year RS bond, or the Christmas 2025 saver, and once logged in I’m prevented from opening another of the latter as I already hold one.EDIT: I was sent the T&Cs for the 6 month saver as a choice in the post, but that had been removed from maturity options by the time I checked online
Looks like I just manage to set my maturity option for another 6 month regular saver for a maturing product on the 6th January, before it was pulled. Nothing appears to have changed in my Principality account regarding the maturity option I have selected. We shall see what happens on Monday.......
Further to this, I had a letter arrive this morning saying they will transfer the funds into my current account on the 9th, so I’ll have to wait and see if my 2nd 6 month saver is opened too as it was accepted online a few days ago but not mentioned at all in the letter.2 -
PloughmansLunch said:Dizzycap said:PloughmansLunch said:Principality appear to have closed down the duplicate saver loophole for maturing products now. Offered RS maturity products are now the standard 1 year RS bond, or the Christmas 2025 saver, and once logged in I’m prevented from opening another of the latter as I already hold one.EDIT: I was sent the T&Cs for the 6 month saver as a choice in the post, but that had been removed from maturity options by the time I checked online
Looks like I just manage to set my maturity option for another 6 month regular saver for a maturing product on the 6th January, before it was pulled. Nothing appears to have changed in my Principality account regarding the maturity option I have selected. We shall see what happens on Monday.......
Further to this, I had a letter arrive this morning saying they will transfer the funds into my current account on the 9th, so I’ll have to wait and see if my 2nd 6 month saver is opened too as it was accepted online a few days ago but not mentioned at all in the letter.I initially logging in to my account but there were no maturity options available. After receiving the maturity letter with the useless URL, I checked again and still no maturity options available online when logged in. I ended up calling Principality and initially asking for the full amount to be repaid because there were no maturity options showing in my account and the URL didn't work. Then Principality had a maintenace night and when I logged in the day after, I had several maturity options available, so I took another 6 month RS.I then made another phone call to Principality to confirm that my maturity options had been received and yes, they confirmed a second 6 month RS Issue 2 was set to go with the remaining balance to be repaid on Monday.~ NSD 2025 - NSD July 18/20 (6 x💯)# Spectos/Royal Mail Monitoring and Posting Panel - Ongoing~ Totally FREE Christmas 2025 - 🎁✉️🏷🎀💐🪪🗒🧺⭐️Completed Challenges 2025:# No.36 Make £2025 in 2025 £1234.34 / £2025 (58%) (3) 💯💯+# No.12 Save £2 a Day 2025 2025: £730/ £730 💯# No.27 Save 1p A Day 2025 £667.95 / £667.95 💯# No.19 52 Week Env Challenge £1378 / £1378 💯# No.34 Save £12k in 2025 £13,429.74 / £12,000 💯 - Continuing1 -
Gatehouse Bank - Regular Saver Matured Easy Access Product
(Apologies in advance if this has already been posted / is very off topic for this thread, but given the only holders of this account will have opened a regular saver it seems more appropriate here then elsewhere).
I've been emailed the T&Cs / KPI sheet for the above account. I can forward the PDF if someone wants a copy.
And of course with the account rate reducing to 4.75% on the 30th January 2025 at least they gave the correct notification period...!10 -
Hinckley and Rugby Regular Saver 30 day maturity options. Has anyone managed to persuade them to pay maturing balance by faster payments? A large cheque in the post means waiting for delivery, trip to bank, time for cheque to clear resulting in no interest for several days.They are able to pay the maturity interest by faster payments to a nominated account but not the balance.2
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