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Newcastle BS Interest Rate Reductions 4/9/25:
Regular Saver (Issue 1) ~~~ NO CHANGE ~~~~ Remains at 5.25%15 -
For those who still have it Ecology are reducing their Regular Saver from 3.35% to 3.1%.7
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I think there's a tiny typo in the top post under Darlington BS:
Length of account term: Matures at the end of the 12th calendar month from opening, e.g. if you opened the account on 8/8/25 it would mature on 31/8/25
That should be 31/8/264 -
Now amended, many thanks.I think there's a tiny typo in the top post under Darlington BS:
Length of account term: Matures at the end of the 12th calendar month from opening, e.g. if you opened the account on 8/8/25 it would mature on 31/8/25
That should be 31/8/260 -
Also with regards to Darlington BS 12 Month Regular Saver Issue 2 - on page 1 it says "Maximum balance: £3,000" but I can't find anything that confirms that in the account T&Cs? I.e. I think you can make a 13th payment.2
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Coventry Rate Reductions https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/content/dam/cbs/member/pdfs/savings/rate-change-notice.pdf
Among them Sunny Day Saver and Loyalty Regular Saver (3) down by 0.1% from 1st September. Penalty free closure option incoming for the latter with the notification email, then.
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In addition First Home RS (issue 1&2) down from 4.6% to 4.5%Kim_13 said:Coventry Rate Reductions https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/content/dam/cbs/member/pdfs/savings/rate-change-notice.pdf
Among them Sunny Day Saver and Loyalty Regular Saver (3) down by 0.1% from 1st September. Penalty free closure option incoming for the latter with the notification email, then.
No change to loyalty mortgage saver (4.8%)
RS Issue 6 from 4.25% to 4.15%
Loyalty Seasonal Saver from 5.5% to 5.25%
Loyalty RS(3) from 5% to 4.9%
Currently at work so shall update page 1 plus archived thread tonight.12 -
Noted, shall review listing later today.Chaykin said:Also with regards to Darlington BS 12 Month Regular Saver Issue 2 - on page 1 it says "Maximum balance: £3,000" but I can't find anything that confirms that in the account T&Cs? I.e. I think you can make a 13th payment.1 -
State Bank of India Regular Saver Account Issue 2 at 4.5% to go NLA. Replaced by a new issue at 4%. At 4% its replacement shan't meet the criteria for inclusion on this thread at present.0
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Hi janusdesign, thanks for this.janusdesign said:Principality BS have announced a 0.20% reduction on their existing variable rate accounts from 18th September...Our variable rate savings accounts will be decreasing by 0.20% on 18 September 2025. To view our new interest rates, visit the savings products pages.- 1 Year Triple Access Regular Saver - from 5.15% to 4.95%
- First Home Steps Account - from 4.40% to 4.20%
for withdrawn products, they haven't updated their rates pdf yet, so you might have to wait for their emails to find out what's happening to those NLA accounts... though all of my RS with them are fixed rate, so this change won't affect those accounts.
Do you know where Principality put the info on the changes to NLA accounts? I know you said they haven't put the new pdf up but I can't even find an old one. I've been poking around the website for ages but they only say "visit the savings products pages" which is fine for available accounts but not the NLAs.
I've noticed the NHS savers are no longer showing as available (I still have one with a few quid in), I don't know if that's new or if I'm just slow noticing.0
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