The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread

Bob2000

flaneurs_lobster said:

Bob2000 said:

RE: SKIPTON R.S. MEMBERS  ACCOUNT  ISSUE 4.

Would anyone bother sticking £20 in per month  just for the hell of it?
 

Unless that £20 could be earning more elsewhere than the Skipton account pays then yes I would.

£25 funded.:)

jameseonline

Ahh the advantage of having a poopy easy access account with minimum deposit & having it a year or whatever.

Definitely going to apply for this, hopefully the rate won't drop too much.

Got several accounts ending in March/April but could fund a new account earlier out of NatWest or RBS Digital funds.

Going to have to take some money out of those anyways to cover February deposits.

Can I fund at end of a month then start of next month or am I tied to the date like I am with my Coventry Loyalty?

Bridlington1

jameseonline said:

Can I fund at end of a month then start of next month or am I tied to the date like I am with my Coventry Loyalty?

Skipton's Members RS operates on a calendar month basis so you could fully fund it at the end of this month and then again at the start of next month.

jameseonline

Bridlington1 said:

jameseonline said:

Can I fund at end of a month then start of next month or am I tied to the date like I am with my Coventry Loyalty?

Skipton's Members RS operates on a calendar month basis so you could fully fund it at the end of this month and then again at the start of next month.

Thanks Bridlington 👍

Bigwheels1111

What are the steps I need to follow to get a Zopa regular saver.

I now have a spare £300 to save.

Is it open a savings pot or just give them my email to get added on the waiting list for an account, then a regular saver. Looked back over 30 pages and can't see the process.

Thanks in advance.

friolento

Bigwheels1111 said:

What are the steps I need to follow to get a Zopa regular saver.

I now have a spare £300 to save.

Is it open a savings pot or just give them my email to get added on the waiting list for an account, then a regular saver. Looked back over 30 pages and can't see the process.

Thanks in advance.

You first need the Zopa current account, which is still invite only, and you know about the waitlist.

Once you have the current account, it's then straight forward to open and fund the RS in the app.

Bigwheels1111

friolento said:

Bigwheels1111 said:

What are the steps I need to follow to get a Zopa regular saver.

I now have a spare £300 to save.

Is it open a savings pot or just give them my email to get added on the waiting list for an account, then a regular saver. Looked back over 30 pages and can't see the process.

Thanks in advance.

You first need the Zopa current account, which is still invite only, and you know about the waitlist.

Once you have the current account, it's then straight forward to open and fund the RS in the app.

Will get my email added.
Thank you.

granta

Bigwheels1111 said:

friolento said:

Bigwheels1111 said:

What are the steps I need to follow to get a Zopa regular saver.

I now have a spare £300 to save.

Is it open a savings pot or just give them my email to get added on the waiting list for an account, then a regular saver. Looked back over 30 pages and can't see the process.

Thanks in advance.

You first need the Zopa current account, which is still invite only, and you know about the waitlist.

Once you have the current account, it's then straight forward to open and fund the RS in the app.

Will get my email added.
Thank you.

I'm in the same boat and others suggested to download the app and open a smart saver with £1

fergie_

Bigwheels1111 said:

What are the steps I need to follow to get a Zopa regular saver.

I now have a spare £300 to save.

Is it open a savings pot or just give them my email to get added on the waiting list for an account, then a regular saver. Looked back over 30 pages and can't see the process.

Thanks in advance.

You need to open their ordinary Savings account via their app and keep some money in it. Its not a bad product in its own right. I found money transfers in and out within a few minutes.

Then sign up to the beta list to express your interest in the current account. An invite will appear as an icon in the app when its offered to you. You then need to open the current account and can then straight away the Regular Saver. 

So for example, you could put the £300 into the normal savings account and then move it to the RS once available to you.

Stargunner

Just  received an email from CBS advising that I have won £200 in the January Sunny Saver draw. Happy days!