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The Old Regular Savers Discussion Thread 28/12/24-29/1/26

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  • Bobblehat
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    edited 17 September 2025 at 3:22PM
    kermchem said:
    Bobblehat said:
    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).
    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!
    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)


    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. 

    Someone is bound to chip in with their version of a "cunning strategy", in this case.  :)
  • Kim_13
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    friolento said:
    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 now
    Hopefully they'll launch it with an e version tomorrow, although I wasn't expecting it until next week. I seem to recall the online one being the hold up last year.
  • Coventry BS are launching a Sunny Day Saver (2) at 4.3% (var), £150/mth, unlimited withdrawals.

    In addition it comes with prize draws, See below for details:
    https://secure.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/savings-and-investments/application/SpecificTermsAndConds.aspx?prodCode=SDS2

    Note the account is ineligible for inclusion on the first page of this thread owing to the thresholds.
    Think I'll pass on that, very poor rate which means it's just a prize draw account with no guarantee of winning anything.
  • Bob2000 said:
    I'm no expert, but the new Sunny Day Regular Saver is a bit naff, ain't it?
    So on that note lve just opened one and set up a SO for £11.50.
    Fingers crossed, I'll  be a winner soon. B)
    £11.50 ?, seems a bit random 
  • liamcov
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    Is the new Coventry payable on 1st of month or on anniversary?
  • liamcov said:
    Is the new Coventry payable on 1st of month or on anniversary?
    It goes by calendar month so you could pay in again on 1st if you wish.
  • Bob2000
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    Bob2000 said:
    I'm no expert, but the new Sunny Day Regular Saver is a bit naff, ain't it?
    So on that note lve just opened one and set up a SO for £11.50.
    Fingers crossed, I'll  be a winner soon. B)
    £11.50 ?, seems a bit random 
    It is random, but £10.01 just doesn't  sound right!
    But at least now, l will know what account that cash is going to.
    When all your external  accounts  are your first and last name, it can get confusing just glancing  through them.
  • Bobblehat
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    Coventry BS Sunny Day Saver (2) ....

    From the T&C's................

    9.4 Eligibility

    ..................................

    (b) The Montly Prize Draw and the Additional Prize Draw is not open to:

    .............

    iii. any individual who is named on more than one Sunny Day Saver (2) (only the first account opened will be eligible and any further accounts will not be eligible).

    Just pointing this out to avoid potential disappointment for those obtaining multiple accounts!

    p.s. Montly  ... not my typing mistake!  :)

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