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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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janusdesign said:Bridlington1 said:masonic said:trickydicky14 said:Bridlington1 said:wmb194 said:londoner62 said:Hi all; Can anyone direct me to any building societies offering 24 month regualar savers not including Skipton, Hinkley & Rugby, Yorkshire, Penrith and Leeds?
Thanks for any help...
"Based on the current rate of interest, if you deposited £500 on the 1st of each calendar month, after 24 months you would have £12,548.19."
https://www.themelton.co.uk/regular_savings/regular-saver-5/
if applying by post, do you need to send some form of ID, or can you assume you will pass the electronic checks and only need to send them something if you fail?1 -
Melton BS Interest Rate Reductions 27/8/25:
Currently available:
Regular Saver (Issue 5) ~~~ NO CHANGE ~~~ Remains at 5%
NLA:
Regular Saver 4 ~~~ NO CHANGE ~~~ Remains at 5.5%
Regular Saver 6 ~~~ NO CHANGE ~~~ Remains at 6%
Adcock Regular Saver ~~~ NO CHANGE ~~~ Remains at 6.5%17 -
Darlington BS Interest Rate Reductions 1/9/25:
12 Month Regular Saver Issue 1 ~~~ Reduction from 5% to 4.75%
12 Month Regular Saver Issue 2 ~~~ NO CHANGE ~~~ Remains at 6%11 -
How did I miss the Darlington Issue 2 ?!!??2
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schiff said:How did I miss the Darlington Issue 2 ?!!??1
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Progressive BS Interest Rate Reductions 1/9/25:
Online Regular Rainy Day Saver Issue 1 ~~~Reduction from 6.25% to 6%
Online Regular Rainy Day Saver Issue 2 ~~~Reduction from 4.25% to 4%
Online Regular Rainy Day Saver Issue 3 ~~~ NO CHANGE ~~~ Remains at 5.5%10 -
schiff said:How did I miss the Darlington Issue 2 ?!!??
For interest (pardon the pun) you'll see the new 6% Darlington RS announced on page 463 of this thread, dated 8th August. There was debate over whether an issue 1 and an issue 2 could be held at the same time and many of us learned that yes, this is fine.
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Regarding the Darlington 5% Regular Saver, for those wishing to close it I have experience of this too, as mine was due to mature in January, but I needed the funds early, so in July I withdrew it all, closed the account (and then opened a new one when I realised I could...)
The way to do it is this - it states that two penalty free withdrawals are allowed but at the third one, the account will be closed. After making the two withdrawals, upon trying to make the third the website told me this was against the terms of the account, so I rang them. After speaking to a customer service agent I learned that to close the account I had to secure message with "I would like to close this account, and for the funds to be sent to my nominated account (and the details of this, sort code and account number etc.)"
Just in case anyone gets stuck xxx4
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