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  • chris_the_bee
    chris_the_bee Posts: 429 Forumite
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    Principality BS 6 Month Regular Saver (Issue 3) at 7.5% to go NLA within hours.

    Replaced by Issue 4 at the same rate.
    Nice on Principality - I was expecting them to cut the rate. I'm assuming it's still fixed rate? Moneyfactscompare doesn't say, and Principality's website is still showing the issue 3.
    Yes, fixed rate. Link below.
    https://www.principality.co.uk/home/savings/savings-accounts/6-month-regular-saver


  • janusdesign
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    Aidanmc said:
    Principality BS 6 Month Regular Saver (Issue 3) at 7.5% to go NLA within hours.

    Replaced by Issue 4 at the same rate.
    Nice on Principality - I was expecting them to cut the rate. I'm assuming it's still fixed rate? Moneyfactscompare doesn't say, and Principality's website is still showing the issue 3.
    It's fixed, I opened and fully funded it shortly after midnight and this shows in online banking

    Hi

    Do you have a direct link please? I'm still getting issue 3 showing when I try to apply and an application is refused

    Thanks

    https://online.principality.co.uk/OriginationsUI/Step1?ProductCode=6086&ProductType=RegularSaver

    Just went to the application for the Issue 3 and changed the 6084 to 6086 in the address bar
    Hah, you beat me to it. If you edit the product code you can access accounts which aren't advertised on the website yet.
    Managed to open the issue 4 easily enough, but now, wanting to fund it, Starling won’t recognise my account reference as valid. 
    Maybe I just need to wait!
    Think it takes up to 24hrs in some cases. I continued with the transaction from Halifax even though the reference wasn't recognised. Triple checked it though!
    Just funded £1 to the new Principality 6 month reg. saver, until COP is recognised. 
    I find it easier to keep an EA account (with £1 balance) with them for these purposes - I can move £200 to it now, wait for it to appear in the EA account and then internally move it to the new RS later today... and then come Monday when I do the RS deposits, the new account should pass CoP.
    I did toy with waiting until my next RS3 matures on the 13th and using this RS4 as the upgrade path - but easier to bite the bullet and open a new account... worst case, I only end up with this one account... best case, the other 3 x RS3 can be matured into 3 x RS4 (member of staff permitting).
  • Bemr
    Bemr Posts: 14 Forumite
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    Not wishing to stir up trouble for Principality, but....

    If you edit the value for ProductCode in the link, you can access earlier accounts which are no longer available. Looks like 6080 is issue 1 and 6083 is issue 2. Anyone bold enough to see if they can open one?
    They will close it after a few days and say that because the T&C’s weren’t available at the point of application you were not able to agree to them and so the application was invalid.
    Just a theory but these links might prove more useful to us in the future if I'm correct because it by passes agreeing to the account T & C's
    Thoughts?
    No, it’s the opposite, as above…
  • allegro120
    allegro120 Posts: 1,963 Forumite
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    Aidanmc said:
    Principality BS 6 Month Regular Saver (Issue 3) at 7.5% to go NLA within hours.

    Replaced by Issue 4 at the same rate.
    Nice on Principality - I was expecting them to cut the rate. I'm assuming it's still fixed rate? Moneyfactscompare doesn't say, and Principality's website is still showing the issue 3.
    It's fixed, I opened and fully funded it shortly after midnight and this shows in online banking

    Hi

    Do you have a direct link please? I'm still getting issue 3 showing when I try to apply and an application is refused

    Thanks

    https://online.principality.co.uk/OriginationsUI/Step1?ProductCode=6086&ProductType=RegularSaver

    Just went to the application for the Issue 3 and changed the 6084 to 6086 in the address bar
    Hah, you beat me to it. If you edit the product code you can access accounts which aren't advertised on the website yet.
    Managed to open the issue 4 easily enough, but now, wanting to fund it, Starling won’t recognise my account reference as valid. 
    Maybe I just need to wait!
    Think it takes up to 24hrs in some cases. I continued with the transaction from Halifax even though the reference wasn't recognised. Triple checked it though!
    Just funded £1 to the new Principality 6 month reg. saver, until COP is recognised. 
    I find it easier to keep an EA account (with £1 balance) with them for these purposes - I can move £200 to it now, wait for it to appear in the EA account and then internally move it to the new RS later today... and then come Monday when I do the RS deposits, the new account should pass CoP.
    I did toy with waiting until my next RS3 matures on the 13th and using this RS4 as the upgrade path - but easier to bite the bullet and open a new account... worst case, I only end up with this one account... best case, the other 3 x RS3 can be matured into 3 x RS4 (member of staff permitting).
    I've ignored CoP, sent £200 at 11:45, money arrived before 12:30.  Can't go wrong if copy/paste the account and reference number.

    I agree - no point waiting for maturity of another account.  It's better to maximise chances for multiple issue 4 and also get £200 working at @7.5% sooner rather than later.  My nearest Principality maturity is on 13th Sept, so in theory I should be able to apply for the second issue 4 tomorrow or Saturday (can't remember if it's 14 or 15 days prior to maturity).
  • gambleruk
    gambleruk Posts: 164 Forumite
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    This is probably me being simple but with both Principality and Monmouthshire I have set up two different regular savers but when I try to fund the second one through my Natwest account it refers back to my first account as it is in my saved payee's and tells me I have to delete the first one to fund the second one ? Is there a way to have both set up with the different reference numbers ?
  • flaneurs_lobster
    flaneurs_lobster Posts: 6,794 Forumite
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    gambleruk said:
    This is probably me being simple but with both Principality and Monmouthshire I have set up two different regular savers but when I try to fund the second one through my Natwest account it refers back to my first account as it is in my saved payee's and tells me I have to delete the first one to fund the second one ? Is there a way to have both set up with the different reference numbers ?
    With NatWest/RBS - no.

    Do you have another current account you can use (if not, why not)?

    I use FirstDirect and Chase to fund these multiple same account/different reference savers, I'm sure other accounts allow it too.
  • anna42hmr
    anna42hmr Posts: 2,894 Forumite
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    gambleruk said:
    This is probably me being simple but with both Principality and Monmouthshire I have set up two different regular savers but when I try to fund the second one through my Natwest account it refers back to my first account as it is in my saved payee's and tells me I have to delete the first one to fund the second one ? Is there a way to have both set up with the different reference numbers ?
    unfortunately not if using only Natwest (or indeed RBS)  as their accounts will only allow one payee with the same account number and sort code regardless if the reference number differs.  I would set up a standing order from an alternative current account if you have one.  
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