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Correction. I applied for the Scottish BS Online Saver, to get a foot in the door, and get ID sorted before the RS goes live online.brucefan_2 said:
How did you apply on Saturday for the online RS?Newly_retired said:I have applied online on Saturday for the Scottish BS RS as a new customer. I have a generic account number but have been promised an email with my actual account number to use as a reference number. Still waiting.
Meanwhile on sending maturity instructions for my Principality Christmas RS, I have been refused another RS4. Just saying.
The message I have just seen on the website states:
'You cannot currently apply for our Regular Saver account online'.
Principality: my first refusal.1 -
Now Principality are not sending me a Passcode! I can't log in.0
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I had this last night. Was OK this morning though.Newly_retired said:Now Principality are not sending me a Passcode! I can't log in.1 -
I've got to sort out the maturity instructions for various Principality but please can I ask if a regular saver issue 34 becomes a 6 month saver issue 4 does the account number and details stay the same (despite the different maximum amounts that can be added per month) ?
For efficiency I am thinking of adjusting the standing orders as I do each one.
I've had an ongoing issue with Principality timing out on me and having to log back in numerous times so what I do now is at the start of the month I log on and photo each account separately.
Then I can go through the Google chart and check each one has been funded and then the photo gets deleted.
When I was away in August I came back to 60 pages of posts mainly about Monmouthshire.
I've only been away for a long weekend and came back to 20 pages on Principality maturity instructions.
I think in future I will stick to just day trips
“Create all the happiness you are able to create; remove all the misery you are able to remove. Every day will allow you, --will invite you to add something to the pleasure of others, --or to diminish something of their pains.”4 -
Re account numbers, the answer is yes. Here is an extract from my account records showing that I had an RSB34 rolling over into a 6 month RS Issue 3 back in May 2025, account number stayed the same.mhoc said:I've got to sort out the maturity instructions for various Principality but please can I ask if a regular saver issue 34 becomes a 6 month saver issue 4 does the account number and details stay the same (despite the different maximum amounts that can be added per month) ?
For efficiency I am thinking of adjusting the standing orders as I do each one.
I've had an ongoing issue with Principality timing out on me and having to log back in numerous times so what I do now is at the start of the month I log on and photo each account separately.
Then I can go through the Google chart and check each one has been funded and then the photo gets deleted.
When I was away in August I came back to 60 pages of posts mainly about Monmouthshire.
I've only been away for a long weekend and came back to 20 pages on Principality maturity instructions.
I think in future I will stick to just day trips
Six Month Regular Saver (Issue 3) (#3) account number XXXXXXXX (opened on 30th May 2025, maturing on 30th November 2025) (£200 per month) [rollover from Regular Saver Bond Issue 34 with same account number which matured on 30th May 2025]
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Principalitymhoc said:I've got to sort out the maturity instructions for various Principality but please can I ask if a regular saver issue 34 becomes a 6 month saver issue 4 does the account number and details stay the same (despite the different maximum amounts that can be added per month) ?
For efficiency I am thinking of adjusting the standing orders as I do each one.
I've had an ongoing issue with Principality timing out on me and having to log back in numerous times so what I do now is at the start of the month I log on and photo each account separately.
Then I can go through the Google chart and check each one has been funded and then the photo gets deleted.
When I was away in August I came back to 60 pages of posts mainly about Monmouthshire.
I've only been away for a long weekend and came back to 20 pages on Principality maturity instructions.
I think in future I will stick to just day trips
My issue 34 became 6 month issue 3 and the account number stayed the same. The same happened to all my recently matured RSs except Triple Access.0 -
Principality. My maturity instruction (option 4) for Xmas regular saver to 6 month regular saver has been refused today by secure message. First time it's happened to me. C'est la vie1
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Born2Save_3 said:Kent Reliance Regular Savings Account 5.1%A, £500 a monthHas anyone had any success opening an account without having to visit a branch ?I happened to be in Canterbury last year so opened one to establish a relationship but didn't fund it much till the latter months. KR seem to have been fairly good keeping the rate at 5.1%A for a while and through a number of BoE reductions.Whenever I've called them I keep asking if I can open an account by post, over the phone, online, with a telephone appointment or any way apart from visiting, without success. Sadly, they have a call centre so it is not as easy as some other organisations to find a helpful person in a branch.
Any further examples or suggestions anyone ?0 -
I had similar with my maturity instructions for Principality Issue 3 6 month saver. I chose option 2 on Sat and got secure message on Mon refusing it.homestraight said:Principality. My maturity instruction (option 4) for Xmas regular saver to 6 month regular saver has been refused today by secure message. First time it's happened to me. C'est la vie
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Principality: is it “reasonable, clear and fair” to offer maturity options which are selected in good faith; only to later refuse them?1
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