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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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exel1966 said:BestSeagull said:friolento said:Stargunner said:poshrule_uk said:My HSBC regular saver finishes today. Will it be quicker to get my funds if I message them today to close my account?
I will use the online chat later today to close the account.
Mine has also turned into a PREF REG SAVER but I am unable to transfer anything out of this account1 -
Stargunner said:exel1966 said:BestSeagull said:friolento said:Stargunner said:poshrule_uk said:My HSBC regular saver finishes today. Will it be quicker to get my funds if I message them today to close my account?
I will use the online chat later today to close the account.
Mine has also turned into a PREF REG SAVER but I am unable to transfer anything out of this account
I have been on online chat and closed the Pref Reg Saver.
Will wait now and see if they launch anything during savings week, as the current 5% RS is not very appealing1 -
Hattie627 said:Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver
Opened on the first day of issue last year (10/09/24). Interest of £27.06 now credited (0200 hours, 9th September 2025). Account closed at £627.06 and funds moved out (due in current account on 10th).
Although the rate of 8% was impressive, the return is less than exciting after a year's saving. Still, every penny counts.0 -
clairec666 said:Hattie627 said:Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver
Opened on the first day of issue last year (10/09/24). Interest of £27.06 now credited (0200 hours, 9th September 2025). Account closed at £627.06 and funds moved out (due in current account on 10th).
Although the rate of 8% was impressive, the return is less than exciting after a year's saving. Still, every penny counts.
Everyone's got their own criteria for whether a regular saver account is "worth it" compared to the admin involved. If I wasn't already a YBS customer I'd probably forego another 8% offering (if they offer it!) and sacrifice 1/8 of the interest to put it into Monmouthshire instead (which I'm unlikely to be able to fully fund each month). As I'm not a new YBS customer, admin will be minimal so I'll probably snap up anything they offer if it's over 7%.
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pecunianonolet said:Hattie627 said:Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver
Opened on the first day of issue last year (10/09/24). Interest of £27.06 now credited (0200 hours, 9th September 2025). Account closed at £627.06 and funds moved out (due in current account on 10th).
Although the rate of 8% was impressive, the return is less than exciting after a year's saving. Still, every penny counts.1 -
CuparLad said:pecunianonolet said:Hattie627 said:Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver
Opened on the first day of issue last year (10/09/24). Interest of £27.06 now credited (0200 hours, 9th September 2025). Account closed at £627.06 and funds moved out (due in current account on 10th).
Although the rate of 8% was impressive, the return is less than exciting after a year's saving. Still, every penny counts.0 -
Nobody has mentioned the weird new HSBC app. I'm reserving judgement but I hate it so far. I've withdrawn the full proceeds of the RS having initially left £250 in for the new one. But seeing the 5.00% rate for the next one I've withdrawn that too. I'll take my chances in Savers' Week.
Regarding First Direct. Though nothing at all is showing for the matured RS (today) I've successfully opened the new one at 7.00% Fixed.1 -
pecunianonolet said:Hattie627 said:Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver
Opened on the first day of issue last year (10/09/24). Interest of £27.06 now credited (0200 hours, 9th September 2025). Account closed at £627.06 and funds moved out (due in current account on 10th).
Although the rate of 8% was impressive, the return is less than exciting after a year's saving. Still, every penny counts.
No, you don't have to wait. I closed mine this morning, expecting funds to arrive tomorrow.
I had £27.11, Don't know why I got 5p less, I've opened the account on 10th and paid in £50 every 1st of the month.0 -
me too. also Stafford Building Society that will take £1,000 per month at 4.4%? They periodically allow up to an extra £12,000 to be paid in on top and recently sent me such an offer as an existing customer.0
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