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The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
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Usual drill:
I've done a cull of the recent additions list. The following accounts were added between 15/9/25 and 30/9/25 and remain available.
Chorley BS Home Saver at 4.25% ~~~ Launched 24/9/25
Manchester BS Regular Saver Issue 1 at 5.5% ~~~ Launched 17/9/25 (first noted 22/9/25)6 -
Been quiet on the RS front recently. Nothing great being released...2
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Eh? We've had Manchester BS, Beverley BS, Scottish BS all launching good RSs recently. Also the 3 Monmouthshire's not that long ago. And the ongoing activity with Principality. Personally I need a breather from all the excitementtopyam said:Been quiet on the RS front recently. Nothing great being released...1 -
Scottish BS online RS .... soon?topyam said:Been quiet on the RS front recently. Nothing great being released...Compiler of the RS League Table.
Being nosey... How many Regular Saver accounts do you have? — MoneySavingExpert Forum0 -
Fear not, it won't be quiet for long. I think we're expecting Scottish Building Society to make their regular saver available for online opening, and that will probably dominate the discussion for a few pages. Principality might release a Christmas regular saver in the next couple of weeks. Or might not. Banks like HSBC and TSB whose current offerings aren't very exciting might produce something more enticing. Other newcomers like Manchester might pop up out of the blue.topyam said:Been quiet on the RS front recently. Nothing great being released...
To be honest I don't mind that it's a bit quiet at the moment, because I haven't really got the funds to add any more accounts to my collection.1 -
On the contrary, last few months RS new releases have been plentiful. I am still waiting on two cheques to clear from the latest RS releases. One advantage of a steady release of good RS`s is initial funding is slightly easier and also maturity is staggered over time releasing funds gradually for new opportunities in the future. I have been pleasantly surprised as EA interest rates slowly decline, RS interest rates are holding up well.topyam said:Been quiet on the RS front recently. Nothing great being released...
Topyam - I assume you have all the best RS`s already in your locker. Patience is a great virtue (-:0 -
LolsHattie627 said:
Eh? We've had Manchester BS, Beverley BS, Scottish BS all launching good RSs recently. Also the 3 Monmouthshire's not that long ago. And the ongoing activity with Principality. Personally I need a breather from all the excitementtopyam said:Been quiet on the RS front recently. Nothing great being released...
Think we got spoiled recently, and this is indeed a breather1 -
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Well I sent off for my postal SBS RS on the 3rd and my cheque only cleared yesterday at this rate, I would have been better off waiting for the online version.Newly_retired said:I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.1
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