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Five cross-county bus trips on my free bus pass before the branch closes for the day is just too much effort even for me!
Compiler of the RS League Table.
Being nosey... How many Regular Saver accounts do you have? — MoneySavingExpert Forum1 -
It will be in my bank account tomorrow (Friday 17/10) they say.LZC said:
If you closed yours today when do they say you’ll get your money?Hattie627 said:Yorkshire BS Christmas 2025 eRS
This one is due to mature on 31st October. Balance only £1500 (10 x £150, account was only available from Jan 25). Interest rate has dropped to 4.80%.
I've closed mine today a couple of weeks early. (Currently getting 4.55% on EA). Reason for early closure (apart from the unexciting rate) is to free up some money for RS deposits due on 3rd November Also, there is so much going on in my accounts at the turn of the month that an RS maturing on 31st October is just extra hassle.
Interest credited today is £30.82.0 -
It would be charitable to open one as they are donating £5 for each account opened to local charities!gt94sss2 said:
It depends where you draw the line.clairec666 said:
They could... but should they? It's rather pushing the boundaries to attempt to open a branch-opening only account without setting foot in the branch. And if one person has spent their own time, as well as possibly train/bus fare, to get to the branch, then it's a bit unfair for others to take advantage of that.gt94sss2 said:
If someone ( @surreysaver ?) has access to the branch, they could share the QR code here..csw5780 said:
Branch only or via QR code displayed in branch….(link challenge for @Bridlington1 ? 😂)surreysaver said:That's the Newcastle Monument Regular Saver successfully opened!
Shame the new Greggs pub is closed for a private event today :'(
After all, we are supposed to be a supportive forum helping others with our experiences/knowledge.
Personally, I think it is more dubious for some to try a 13th payment in cases where it is explicitly disallowed by T&C, or incorrectly using a freepost address to avoid the cost of a stamp..3 -
Whether they applied online or visited a branch, members of this forum have been regularly posting notice and details of accounts and on how to stretch the rules to acquire them. (eg. Principality RS, Skipton RS and Members RS).clairec666 said:
They could... but should they? It's rather pushing the boundaries to attempt to open a branch-opening only account without setting foot in the branch. And if one person has spent their own time, as well as possibly train/bus fare, to get to the branch, then it's a bit unfair for others to take advantage of that.gt94sss2 said:
If someone ( @surreysaver ?) has access to the branch, they could share the QR code here..csw5780 said:
Branch only or via QR code displayed in branch….(link challenge for @Bridlington1 ? 😂)surreysaver said:That's the Newcastle Monument Regular Saver successfully opened!
Shame the new Greggs pub is closed for a private event today :'(I can’t understand why someone on the forum would not want to post a QR code, simply because he or she had been ‘inconvenienced’ and had to travel to a branch to open the account.I would post the QR code. Just my thought.Digital Payback
The National Lottery : A tax on those who aren’t good at maths.3 -
Maybe I'm too much of a stickler for the rules. Although I do have, erm, a couple of extra Principality accounts than I should have.gt94sss2 said:
It depends where you draw the line.clairec666 said:
They could... but should they? It's rather pushing the boundaries to attempt to open a branch-opening only account without setting foot in the branch. And if one person has spent their own time, as well as possibly train/bus fare, to get to the branch, then it's a bit unfair for others to take advantage of that.gt94sss2 said:
If someone ( @surreysaver ?) has access to the branch, they could share the QR code here..csw5780 said:
Branch only or via QR code displayed in branch….(link challenge for @Bridlington1 ? 😂)surreysaver said:That's the Newcastle Monument Regular Saver successfully opened!
Shame the new Greggs pub is closed for a private event today :'(
After all, we are supposed to be a supportive forum helping others with our experiences/knowledge.
Personally, I think it is more dubious for some to try a 13th payment in cases where it is explicitly disallowed by T&C, or incorrectly using a freepost address to avoid the cost of a stamp..
I've never tried the 13th payment thing, mostly because I have spare capacity in other accounts, so any gain would be minimal anyway.
Each to their own, though.1 -
I like to stick to the rules. Maybe I've got more Principality accounts than I should have, but all I'm doing is clicking the box I fancy when I'm checking my optionsI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?2
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Great minds and all that!gt94sss2 said:
If someone ( @surreysaver ?) has access to the branch, they could share the QR code here..csw5780 said:
Branch only or via QR code displayed in branch….(link challenge for @Bridlington1 ? 😂)surreysaver said:That's the Newcastle Monument Regular Saver successfully opened!
Shame the new Greggs pub is closed for a private event today :'(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.0 -
I don't remember anyone objecting to the workaround for the Monmouth B.S branch RS.clairec666 said:
They could... but should they? It's rather pushing the boundaries to attempt to open a branch-opening only account without setting foot in the branch.gt94sss2 said:
If someone ( @surreysaver ?) has access to the branch, they could share the QR code here..csw5780 said:
Branch only or via QR code displayed in branch….(link challenge for @Bridlington1 ? 😂)surreysaver said:That's the Newcastle Monument Regular Saver successfully opened!
Shame the new Greggs pub is closed for a private event today :'(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.6 -
Whether they should/do I guess would be their personal choice solely.clairec666 said:
They could... but should they? It's rather pushing the boundaries to attempt to open a branch-opening only account without setting foot in the branch. And if one person has spent their own time, as well as possibly train/bus fare, to get to the branch, then it's a bit unfair for others to take advantage of that.gt94sss2 said:
If someone ( @surreysaver ?) has access to the branch, they could share the QR code here..csw5780 said:
Branch only or via QR code displayed in branch….(link challenge for @Bridlington1 ? 😂)surreysaver said:That's the Newcastle Monument Regular Saver successfully opened!
Shame the new Greggs pub is closed for a private event today :'(2 -
s71hj said:
Is this the 4% RS?Chaykin said:
I have this RS too and would like to know. I'm up for experimenting with this and I am going to do the £500.00 transfer first thing on Fri 31st of Oct 2025 and report back.Slinky said:Furness BS credit standing orders made on the 1st to my account on the 2nd. Has anyone tried paying on the last day of the month to be credited on 1st of following month, which would, for the first month, technically be 2 payments in the same month? Did it work?
The one I'm refering to is the Christmas RS 2 paying 5.25%Make £2025 in 2025
Prolific £1062.50, Octopoints £6.64, TCB £492.05, Tesco Clubcard challenges £89.90, Misc Sales £321, Airtime £70, Shopmium £53.06, Everup £106.08, Zopa CB £30, Misc survey £10
Total £2241.23/£2025 110.7%
Make £2024 in 2024 Total £1410/£2024 70%Make £2023 in 2023 Total: £2606.33/£2023 128.8%0
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