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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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And also to be fair I was thinking of main banks, building societies etc & I didn't know Chetwood existedMarkFromCornwall said:
Although, to be fair, this is a discussion of regular savers and I don't think Chetwood offer one.IanManc said:You keep saying that but it isn't true - Chetwood Bank doesn't have an app and Wrexham is in Wales.
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Apparently to give locals who use a branch some advantage over the population in general. Being able to open both accounts amplifies the advantage.exel1966 said:
Interesting that if you open the Branch/Postal version you can save up to £500pm whereas the online version is only £250.francoghezzi said:SUFFOLK NEW REGULAR SAVER 5%
Applied and funded it in a minute. It can be opened even by those with the previous version of the saver paying 4.85% ending July 2026. The rate is not the greatest (5% fixed) but the end date is 30 Sept '26, so a 15 months saver. Thank you Bridlington1 for let us know in advance last week. If you have already an account with Suffolk the link to the new regular saver can be found clicking the button Apply after logging in
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Without an account offering not even a remotely attractive interest rate it was not worth their effort. My RS is full and unless they come up with something a lot better than 3.4%, that's me out.saverkev said:Monmouthshire BS have finally released their app at some point in the past few weeks: https://www.monbs.com/monbs-app/
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Mine is online version ending June 2026, pays 5%. It allows £500pm.exel1966 said:
Interesting that if you open the Branch/Postal version you can save up to £500pm whereas the online version is only £250.francoghezzi said:SUFFOLK NEW REGULAR SAVER 5%
Applied and funded it in a minute. It can be opened even by those with the previous version of the saver paying 4.85% ending July 2026. The rate is not the greatest (5% fixed) but the end date is 30 Sept '26, so a 15 months saver. Thank you Bridlington1 for let us know in advance last week. If you have already an account with Suffolk the link to the new regular saver can be found clicking the button Apply after logging in0 -
In that case it has matured already. Current online RS is £250 per monthallegro120 said:
Mine is online version ending June 2025, pays 5%. It allows £500pm.exel1966 said:
Interesting that if you open the Branch/Postal version you can save up to £500pm whereas the online version is only £250.francoghezzi said:SUFFOLK NEW REGULAR SAVER 5%
Applied and funded it in a minute. It can be opened even by those with the previous version of the saver paying 4.85% ending July 2026. The rate is not the greatest (5% fixed) but the end date is 30 Sept '26, so a 15 months saver. Thank you Bridlington1 for let us know in advance last week. If you have already an account with Suffolk the link to the new regular saver can be found clicking the button Apply after logging in1 -
It was a typo, I meant June 2026, apologies, now corrected.chris_the_bee said:
In that case it has matured already. Current online RS is £250 per monthallegro120 said:
Mine is online version ending June 2025, pays 5%. It allows £500pm.exel1966 said:
Interesting that if you open the Branch/Postal version you can save up to £500pm whereas the online version is only £250.francoghezzi said:SUFFOLK NEW REGULAR SAVER 5%
Applied and funded it in a minute. It can be opened even by those with the previous version of the saver paying 4.85% ending July 2026. The rate is not the greatest (5% fixed) but the end date is 30 Sept '26, so a 15 months saver. Thank you Bridlington1 for let us know in advance last week. If you have already an account with Suffolk the link to the new regular saver can be found clicking the button Apply after logging in1 -
I phoned Suffolk BS for the first time today, it was answered quickly and they were really helpful (my account got locked as I wasn't receiving 2FA text messages to complete the login) - While I was on the phone they confirmed you can open multiple online 1 Yr Fixed Rate Regular Savers as long as they are different "issues", those with different end dates, so I did!2
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You can also open multiple postal 1 Yr Fixed Rate Regular Savers as long as they are different "issues" as well.mon3ysav3r said:I phoned Suffolk BS for the first time today, it was answered quickly and they were really helpful (my account got locked as I wasn't receiving 2FA text messages to complete the login) - While I was on the phone they confirmed you can open multiple online 1 Yr Fixed Rate Regular Savers as long as they are different "issues", those with different end dates, so I did!1 -
Dudley Loyalty Regular Saver
My Dudley Loyalty Regular Saver now showing in my online account. That was impressively quick, only posted the application yesterday.flaneurs_lobster said:Dudley Loyalty Regular Saver
Have just spoken to Customer Services at Dudley BS as I opened my account last night but funds didn’t get credited until this morning. She has confirmed that as long as the account was opened on or before 17th July whether funded or not then you are eligible for the Loyalty RS.
Mine's opened 17th, showing funded next day. One of those CS agents is correct, I've filled the form out so might as well spend the postage to find out which.Just rang CS and was told that it had to be funded by 17th July so no point them sending me an application form! Oh well!5 -
Anyone get an email from Coventry reminding them to pay in by the end of July to qualify for the last Sunny Day Saver draw in August? I don’t know why they send it to me as I paid in on the 1st and now wonder whether paying in too early in the month has meant being erroneously left out. At least when you didn’t win with Nationwide you got an email confirming that you had been entered.
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