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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!Hattie627 said:
There will probably be an e version as wellGers said:easysaver said:Moneyfacts showing Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver @ 8%. Not currently showing on YBS.co.uk
Previously indicated by @Bridlington1 although iirc the rate was unknown at the time.
Moneyfacts indicating opening only in branch or by post! Seems a bit backward for YBS.3 -
...... and each one twice!s71hj said:
Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!Hattie627 said:
There will probably be an e version as wellGers said:easysaver said:Moneyfacts showing Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver @ 8%. Not currently showing on YBS.co.uk
Previously indicated by @Bridlington1 although iirc the rate was unknown at the time.
Moneyfacts indicating opening only in branch or by post! Seems a bit backward for YBS.3 -
You're new here, aren't you? T&C's are only meaningful if they are enforced ..... according to many frequent contributors to this thread!kermchem said:s71hj said:Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!
All current YBS regular savers appear to have both an e and a branch/postal version with the T&Cs saying that you cannot have both, or more than one (unless joint).1 -
Bobblehat said:
You're new here, aren't you? T&C's are only meaningful if they are enforced ..... according to many frequent contributors to this thread!kermchem said:s71hj said:Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!
All current YBS regular savers appear to have both an e and a branch/postal version with the T&Cs saying that you cannot have both, or more than one (unless joint).I may be new here, but I have lurked for a while.Oops, I seem to have more than one PrincipalityBS 6 month RS account of the same issue.I don't have both app and branch Exclusive MonBS accounts for the reason that I cannot fill both. I am one of those people for whom MonBS offering 7% (variable) on £1000 a month has set a new floor to where I save.Now, if YBS are going to offer 8% online and/or in branch on £50 a month, are you suggesting that a bus ticket to a local branch is worthwhile to check their T&Cs? (Bus cheaper than stamp on postal application)
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Many of us stockpile prepaid envelopes and axourthw Web for free post addresseskermchem said:Bobblehat said:
You're new here, aren't you? T&C's are only meaningful if they are enforced ..... according to many frequent contributors to this thread!kermchem said:s71hj said:Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!
All current YBS regular savers appear to have both an e and a branch/postal version with the T&Cs saying that you cannot have both, or more than one (unless joint).I may be new here, but I have lurked for a while.Oops, I seem to have more than one PrincipalityBS 6 month RS account of the same issue.I don't have both app and branch Exclusive MonBS accounts for the reason that I cannot fill both. I am one of those people for whom MonBS offering 7% (variable) on £1000 a month has set a new floor to where I save.Now, if YBS are going to offer 8% online and/or in branch on £50 a month, are you suggesting that a bus ticket to a local branch is worthwhile to check their T&Cs? (Bus cheaper than stamp on postal application)1 -
A unique oppty to exercise my senior 🚌 passkermchem said:Bobblehat said:
You're new here, aren't you? T&C's are only meaningful if they are enforced ..... according to many frequent contributors to this thread!kermchem said:s71hj said:Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!
All current YBS regular savers appear to have both an e and a branch/postal version with the T&Cs saying that you cannot have both, or more than one (unless joint).I may be new here, but I have lurked for a while.Oops, I seem to have more than one PrincipalityBS 6 month RS account of the same issue.I don't have both app and branch Exclusive MonBS accounts for the reason that I cannot fill both. I am one of those people for whom MonBS offering 7% (variable) on £1000 a month has set a new floor to where I save.Now, if YBS are going to offer 8% online and/or in branch on £50 a month, are you suggesting that a bus ticket to a local branch is worthwhile to check their T&Cs? (Bus cheaper than stamp on postal application)1 -
Gers said:easysaver said:Moneyfacts showing Yorkshire BS £50 Regular Saver @ 8%. Not currently showing on YBS.co.uk
Previously indicated by @Bridlington1 although iirc the rate was unknown at the time.
Moneyfacts indicating opening only in branch or by post! Seems a bit backward for YBS.
I can't see this account on Moneyfacts at all now0 -
Scour!!!!s71hj said:
Many of us stockpile prepaid envelopes and axourthw Web for free post addresseskermchem said:Bobblehat said:
You're new here, aren't you? T&C's are only meaningful if they are enforced ..... according to many frequent contributors to this thread!kermchem said:s71hj said:Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!
All current YBS regular savers appear to have both an e and a branch/postal version with the T&Cs saying that you cannot have both, or more than one (unless joint).I may be new here, but I have lurked for a while.Oops, I seem to have more than one PrincipalityBS 6 month RS account of the same issue.I don't have both app and branch Exclusive MonBS accounts for the reason that I cannot fill both. I am one of those people for whom MonBS offering 7% (variable) on £1000 a month has set a new floor to where I save.Now, if YBS are going to offer 8% online and/or in branch on £50 a month, are you suggesting that a bus ticket to a local branch is worthwhile to check their T&Cs? (Bus cheaper than stamp on postal application)1 -
I'm the wrong person to ask for advice on looking at "cunning strategies" (nicely put, BTW!). While I would wish anyone good luck if inclined to chance multiple applications/conversions etc, I am not one to knowingly do so myself, if it is obviously against any relevant clear T&C's.kermchem said:Bobblehat said:
You're new here, aren't you? T&C's are only meaningful if they are enforced ..... according to many frequent contributors to this thread!kermchem said:s71hj said:Then somebody will come up with a cunning strategy to open both!
All current YBS regular savers appear to have both an e and a branch/postal version with the T&Cs saying that you cannot have both, or more than one (unless joint).I may be new here, but I have lurked for a while.Oops, I seem to have more than one PrincipalityBS 6 month RS account of the same issue.I don't have both app and branch Exclusive MonBS accounts for the reason that I cannot fill both. I am one of those people for whom MonBS offering 7% (variable) on £1000 a month has set a new floor to where I save.Now, if YBS are going to offer 8% online and/or in branch on £50 a month, are you suggesting that a bus ticket to a local branch is worthwhile to check their T&Cs? (Bus cheaper than stamp on postal application)
Someone is bound to chip in with their version of a "cunning strategy", in this case.
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