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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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courier9585 said:Darlington BS are on the ball, i sent a payment about 10am to my RS from Halifax by FP this morning (saturday) and it showed as credited within the hour !!Definitely. I sent £250 yesterday around 10pm. When I checked around 9am today, it was credited, dated yesterday. Good service for a Friday/Saturday.Signing up, incl for online banking, as a new customer was a doddle.0
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Darlington are indeed on the ball. Welcome email, quoted as within 5 days, just landed. It does contain a link to create an online login, if anyone does accidentally close the confirmation screen before setting one up.0
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drphila said:pecunianonolet said:Virgin
Requested closure via online form of the regular saver (the form that was mentioned many pages ago), provided account details in the form for the regular saver. Followed up a day later via online chat just in case to make sure the reg saver is getting closed.
Received an email "Sorry to see you go", checked my app and instead of the regular saver they closed my current account. Reg saver still not closed, still waiting for the interest to be transferred to the current account (that is now closed).
Just raised a complaint. Totally unacceptable.
Screenshots not allowed in the app, transcript only available by post on paper if chat has happened via app. Requested a postal copy now.
Exactlly the same happened to me. They put it down to the "huge" numbers that opened that RS (c.37000 apparently) and then wanted it closed
I had email acknowledgment of my complaint yesterday evening (10pm) and that they will email with an update within 5 working days.0 -
nomorekids said:Bobblehat said:Hattie627 said:Darlington BS RS
The term starts from the date of opening, so you are losing out on 6% interest (less whatever you are earning on the money you would otherwise have paid in) by not funding immediately0 -
Bridlington1 said:Kim_13 said:Bridlington1 said:For those funding multiple Market Harborough BS regular savers:
I have just received a letter from them saying that they've reviewed my account balances and they've noticed my deposits have exceeded the monthly limit allowed.
They've asked me to contact them within 14 days of the letter to arrange for the overpaid funds to be returned to me, saying if they don't hear from me they'll send the funds to my nominated account but that they'll still pay interest earned on the excess funds.
They've also enclosed the summary box for their Fixed Term Regular Saver (30.11.2025).
Will you be contacting them? I’m wondering if they will return latest funds deposited or those earning the lowest interest (which are probably the same for MSErs, unless the first deposit was delayed before being credited at MHBS end.) Interesting that they have enclosed the summary box for Issue 1 when technically no one could exceed the limit by funding that account with £250 given that it is Issue 1.
On the other hand it would be useful to find out further info as to which accounts they'll be taking the funds from etc.
Regardless if I were to contact them I wouldn't do a Friday afternoon given that they've said in the letter that funds would arrive within 5 working days of being sent so wouldn't want payments sent today and delayed over the weekend so if I were to contact them it would be early on in the week, therefore if I do contact them it'll most likely be on a Monday, probably the Monday after next given that I have alternate Mondays off work due to working a 9 day fortnight.~ NSD 2025 - NSD August 11/20 (7 x💯)# Spectos/Royal Mail Monitoring and Posting Panel - Ongoing - 1 x £25 Voucher Redeemed, 20 FREE Books of RM Stamps & Presentation Packs.~ Totally FREE Christmas 2025 - 🎁✉️🏷🎀💐🪪🗒🧺⭐️Completed Challenges 2025:# No.36 Make £2025 in 2025 £138.50 / £2025 (4) 💯💯💯# 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 £16,543.30 / £12,000 💯 - Continuing6 -
Darlington
The confirmation page only displayed the reference number (no account number) when my application was completed, but an email with full account details etc has now arrived (in my spam folder as it happens) a day or two later0 -
Can you open more than one account on any those these please? is it just needed a different Issue No.?4. Principality Triple - have to wait till new ISSUE?7. Lloyds RS8. Santander9. Nationwide BS Flex Regular Saver (Issue 6) - opened mine before issue 6
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20122013 said:Can you open more than one account on any those these please? is it just needed a different Issue No.?4. Principality Triple - have to wait till new ISSUE?7. Lloyds RS8. Santander9. Nationwide BS Flex Regular Saver (Issue 6) - opened mine before issue 6
Only some organisations have different issue numbers of a certain type of account.
The only ones on that list which allows you to open accounts of different issue numbers is Principality, Darlington and Monmouthshire.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?3 -
20122013 said:Can you open more than one account on any those these please? is it just needed a different Issue No.?4. Principality Triple - have to wait till new ISSUE?7. Lloyds RS8. Santander9. Nationwide BS Flex Regular Saver (Issue 6) - opened mine before issue 6
Lloyds have 2 different regular savers, and you can have one of each.
Virgin Money and Nationwide stipulate one of any issue.
Principality and Monmouthshire generally allow one of each issue (but future issues might have different rules).
You can have an RBS Digital Regular Saver as well as a Natwest one.5 -
surreysaver said:20122013 said:Can you open more than one account on any those these please? is it just needed a different Issue No.?4. Principality Triple - have to wait till new ISSUE?7. Lloyds RS8. Santander9. Nationwide BS Flex Regular Saver (Issue 6) - opened mine before issue 6
Only some organisations have different issue numbers of a certain type of account.
The only ones on that list which allows you to open accounts of different issue numbers is Principality, Darlington and Monmouthshire.1
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