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mon3ysav3r said:Darlington BS have an issue 2 of their regular saver which is 6% (rather than the 5% of their issue 1).
https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-account/12-month-regular-saver/
I am 6 months into funding their issue 1 with the full 250 a month.
Their documents say "A maximum of one account can be opened per person", but not clear as to this means per issue, or simply only one "Regular Saver", does anyone know if I can have an issue 1 and issue 2?
It looks like I can close the issue 1 at anytime if I can only have one, and I want to open an issue 2.
Edit - I have opened a "90 Day eNotice" account with them with a quid in to keep the online alive in case I close the issue 1.5 -
lyic said:Darlington BS 12 Month Regular Saver (https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-account/12-month-regular-saver/)
Now available at 6%
I don't think they are increasing rates for existing customers...0 -
chris_the_bee said:mon3ysav3r said:Darlington BS have an issue 2 of their regular saver which is 6% (rather than the 5% of their issue 1).
https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-account/12-month-regular-saver/
I am 6 months into funding their issue 1 with the full 250 a month.
Their documents say "A maximum of one account can be opened per person", but not clear as to this means per issue, or simply only one "Regular Saver", does anyone know if I can have an issue 1 and issue 2?
It looks like I can close the issue 1 at anytime if I can only have one, and I want to open an issue 2.
So you would need to close issue 1 first which you can do any time, then open issue 2
BTW, Darlington pays the next working day provided instruction is recd. before 2.30pm.
If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
N.B. (Amended from Forum Rules): You must investigate, and check several times, before you make any decisions or take any action based on any information you glean from any of my content, as nothing I post is advice, rather it is personal opinion and is solely for discussion purposes. I research before my posts, and I never intend to share anything that is misleading, misinforming, or out of date, but don't rely on everything you read. Some of the information changes quickly, is my own opinion or may be incorrect. Verify anything you read before acting on it to protect yourself because you are responsible for any action you consequently make... DYOR, YMMV etc.1 -
ForumUser7 said:chris_the_bee said:mon3ysav3r said:Darlington BS have an issue 2 of their regular saver which is 6% (rather than the 5% of their issue 1).
https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-account/12-month-regular-saver/
I am 6 months into funding their issue 1 with the full 250 a month.
Their documents say "A maximum of one account can be opened per person", but not clear as to this means per issue, or simply only one "Regular Saver", does anyone know if I can have an issue 1 and issue 2?
It looks like I can close the issue 1 at anytime if I can only have one, and I want to open an issue 2.
So you would need to close issue 1 first which you can do any time, then open issue 2
BTW, Darlington pays the next working day provided instruction is recd. before 2.30pm.
• A maximum of one account can be opened per person. Accounts can be opened in joint names, but only one account, whether in single or joint names can be held per person.
Issue 2 T's&C's are identical. So maybe I have interpreted it wrongly.
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chris_the_bee said:ForumUser7 said:chris_the_bee said:mon3ysav3r said:Darlington BS have an issue 2 of their regular saver which is 6% (rather than the 5% of their issue 1).
https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-account/12-month-regular-saver/
I am 6 months into funding their issue 1 with the full 250 a month.
Their documents say "A maximum of one account can be opened per person", but not clear as to this means per issue, or simply only one "Regular Saver", does anyone know if I can have an issue 1 and issue 2?
It looks like I can close the issue 1 at anytime if I can only have one, and I want to open an issue 2.
So you would need to close issue 1 first which you can do any time, then open issue 2
BTW, Darlington pays the next working day provided instruction is recd. before 2.30pm.
• A maximum of one account can be opened per person. Accounts can be opened in joint names, but only one account, whether in single or joint names can be held per person.
Issue 2 T's&C's are identical. So maybe I have interpreted it wrongly.
re. Deposits. So far all my deposits to Darlington arrived on the same day, including weekends.2 -
The fall in Bank of England rate means quite a bit of thinking. Pondering whether to open a fixed-rate ISA over the weekend: having opened two easy access ones last week and done several transfers, both have today unsurprisingly announced a rate reduction in a couple of weeks. This is relevant, as I am using flexible ISAs to fund the regular savers each month, with the aim of replenishing the ISAs as regular savers mature. Ideally I'd like to put back all I've taken out, as well as use full ISA allowance, by next April, but adding extra regular savers (Monmouthshire, Virgin, now probably Darlington) may affect the ability to do this. I sense another spreadsheet coming on!2
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allegro120 said:chris_the_bee said:ForumUser7 said:chris_the_bee said:mon3ysav3r said:Darlington BS have an issue 2 of their regular saver which is 6% (rather than the 5% of their issue 1).
https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-account/12-month-regular-saver/
I am 6 months into funding their issue 1 with the full 250 a month.
Their documents say "A maximum of one account can be opened per person", but not clear as to this means per issue, or simply only one "Regular Saver", does anyone know if I can have an issue 1 and issue 2?
It looks like I can close the issue 1 at anytime if I can only have one, and I want to open an issue 2.
So you would need to close issue 1 first which you can do any time, then open issue 2
BTW, Darlington pays the next working day provided instruction is recd. before 2.30pm.
• A maximum of one account can be opened per person. Accounts can be opened in joint names, but only one account, whether in single or joint names can be held per person.
Issue 2 T's&C's are identical. So maybe I have interpreted it wrongly.
re. Deposits. So far all my deposits to Darlington arrived on the same day, including weekends.1 -
jameseonline said:Are Darlington better than Monmouthshire BS?🤔
If you want regular withdrawals, Monmouthshire would be better as the Darlington account is limited to 2. Debit card funding, ease of opening and being more likely to hold the rate as it has (I think) launched since the base rate cut with no more expected in the immediate future, Darlington.
Screenshot the confirmation screen, though - the account details were there but haven’t been emailed to me. I’m certain I entered it correctly due to copying and pasting it from an email in my email box.2 -
chris_the_bee said:ForumUser7 said:chris_the_bee said:mon3ysav3r said:Darlington BS have an issue 2 of their regular saver which is 6% (rather than the 5% of their issue 1).
https://www.darlington.co.uk/savings-account/12-month-regular-saver/
I am 6 months into funding their issue 1 with the full 250 a month.
Their documents say "A maximum of one account can be opened per person", but not clear as to this means per issue, or simply only one "Regular Saver", does anyone know if I can have an issue 1 and issue 2?
It looks like I can close the issue 1 at anytime if I can only have one, and I want to open an issue 2.
So you would need to close issue 1 first which you can do any time, then open issue 2
BTW, Darlington pays the next working day provided instruction is recd. before 2.30pm.
• A maximum of one account can be opened per person. Accounts can be opened in joint names, but only one account, whether in single or joint names can be held per person.
Issue 2 T's&C's are identical. So maybe I have interpreted it wrongly.If you want me to definitely see your reply, please tag me @forumuser7 Thank you.
N.B. (Amended from Forum Rules): You must investigate, and check several times, before you make any decisions or take any action based on any information you glean from any of my content, as nothing I post is advice, rather it is personal opinion and is solely for discussion purposes. I research before my posts, and I never intend to share anything that is misleading, misinforming, or out of date, but don't rely on everything you read. Some of the information changes quickly, is my own opinion or may be incorrect. Verify anything you read before acting on it to protect yourself because you are responsible for any action you consequently make... DYOR, YMMV etc.7 -
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