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I don't know why Natwest's blurb says "£1-150" when actually there's no minimum amount per month and you don't need to pay in by standing order. I think they force you to set up a standing order when you I apply, so I guess the minimum there is £1, but after that you can do what you like, cancel the standing order and do a manual transfer each month, or skip months altogether.DealSeeker11 said:RBS/Netwest Digital Regular Saver
Has anyone reached the 5K ceiling and had their standing order removed without issues? I’m slightly hesitant to cancel mine because their terms state standing order of £1-150 is a must?3 -
NatWest and RBS don't have a minimum amount to fund every month, I've never had standing orders setup for either, just manually paid in from NatWest and RBS current accounts.
Think the only standing orders setup I've had before are HSBC, First Direct & TSB, TSB being 1 you can get rid of but the other 2 you have to keep unless closing but then you also don't earn the interest rate etc2 -
Yes, i've had this before.Slinky said:I've just tried logging in to Progressive to check my SO has arrived today, and after putting in my password it's come up with a Salesforce page asking me to change my password. Never had this before, I've abandoned the login. Is this genuine?1 -
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Yes, i've had this before.Slinky said:I've just tried logging in to Progressive to check my SO has arrived today, and after putting in my password it's come up with a Salesforce page asking me to change my password. Never had this before, I've abandoned the login. Is this genuine?
So have I
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Well that's odd. Having abandoned the login attempt without changing the password, when I went back to try and login again, the account page was already open without me changing the password. Feels a tad dodgy.Make £2025 in 2025
Prolific £841.95, Octopoints £6.64, TCB £456.58, Tesco Clubcard challenges £89.90, Misc Sales £321, Airtime £60, Shopmium £52.74, Everup £95.64 Zopa CB £30
Total (1/11/25) £1954.45/£2025 96%
Make £2024 in 2024
Prolific £907.37, Chase Int £59.97, Chase roundup int £3.55, Chase CB £122.88, Roadkill £1.30, Octopus ref £50, Octopoints £70.46, TCB £112.03, Shopmium £3, Iceland £4, Ipsos £20, Misc Sales £55.44Total £1410/£2024 70%Make £2023 in 2023 Total: £2606.33/£2023 128.8%0 -
They are using Salesforce to power the online banking site. It is probably just that the password change is poorly enforced. You may get nagged again during your next login session.Slinky said:Well that's odd. Having abandoned the login attempt without changing the password, when I went back to try and login again, the account page was already open without me changing the password. Feels a tad dodgy.2 -
Yes this is the case. I think they are prompting a password change every three months.masonic said:
They are using Salesforce to power the online banking site. It is probably just that the password change is poorly enforced. You may get nagged again during your next login session.Slinky said:Well that's odd. Having abandoned the login attempt without changing the password, when I went back to try and login again, the account page was already open without me changing the password. Feels a tad dodgy.
When that message comes up you can hit the back arrow on the browser, it looks like you're back on the request a code page, but if you then click the Progressive header graphic it refreshes the page and you can see your accounts.6 -
Yes it appears to be genuine.Slinky said:I've just tried logging in to Progressive to check my SO has arrived today, and after putting in my password it's come up with a Salesforce page asking me to change my password. Never had this before, I've abandoned the login. Is this genuine?
It did the same to me a week or so ago, I changed my password and all is good.
I have worked my entire life working in IT, and I was surprised that they use Salesforce for authentication it makes no sense, but then I thought this is the only institution to stop using SMS message 2FA and swap to WhatsApp ....2 -
Re Monmouthshire branch exclusive RS, still nothing showing for me and my wife in the App. Posted forms last Wed am and based on others experience was hoping for something by now.2
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Ditto. Posted application form plus cheque last Wed am and nothing showing on app so far. Postal service where I am is not particularly reliable. I will phone Monmouthshire if nothing showing by midweek.s71hj said:Re Monmouthshire branch exclusive RS, still nothing showing for me and my wife in the App. Posted forms last Wed am and based on others experience was hoping for something by now.1
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