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Institutions that allow you to have multiple regular saver accounts at the same time: Principality, Suffolk, Darlington, Monmouthshire, Newcastle (and therefore in the future Manchester?) and Nottingham generally allow one of each issue (but future issues might have different rules).
Yorkshire BS allows you to have multiple regular savers of different types, Loyalty, normal, 50 pound, Christmas.Market Harborough BS - Customers may only have a maximum of two Limited Edition Regular Saver accounts open at a time, either solely or jointly, with a combined maximum deposit of £300 (previously 250?) per month not exceeding the maximum balance of £4,500.00. Lloyds have 2 different regular savers, Club and regular, and you can have one of each. Cooperative also says that you can only open the account if you don't already have one of the same issue, however it is still on issue 1. You can have an RBS Digital Regular Saver as well as a NatWest one.
I have a Leeds regular saver, and home saver (not sure if that counts).
In case anyone is interested the above are notes I have taken from these forums, and from trial and error! I have multiples of all these regular savers, except Market Harborough BS Fixed Term Regular Saver as it went (or always was) Branch only.17 -
I won't be particularly bothered if they do, given that Monmouthshire Exclusive matures in the same month and pays more. I'll probably end up dumping some of it in an ISA even then.allegro120 said:
That's my strategy tooGetRichOrDieSaving said:
Wow. Big drop there! Glad I go on the issue 2 and just goes to show you have to take what you can get at the time.Bridlington1 said:Darlington BS 12 Month Regular Saver Issue 2 at 6% NLA.
Replaced by Darlington BS 12 Month Regular Saver Issue 3 at 4.75%.
Other details appear to remain the same.
I hope this is not going to follow by reduction of Issue 2 rate.
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So is this a refresh opportunity I missed out on!?Bridlington1 said:Darlington BS 12 Month Regular Saver Issue 2 at 6% NLA.
Replaced by Darlington BS 12 Month Regular Saver Issue 3 at 4.75%.
Other details appear to remain the same.2 -
I opened the Cashminder account (due to no hard credit check) purely to get their RS. Don't use the Cashminder at all. It sits at £0 all the time except for few seconds on the 1st of every month when it gets £250 paid into it and then quickly transferred out directly to the RS. Don't know why I do it that way - force of habit I guess. You can fund the RS directly from an external account totally circumnavigating your Coop current account.SH88SH88 said:Is the Coop Bank OK (in general) ? ... thinking specifically about the RS, but also the current account (as the current a/c seems mandatory for the RS) .2 -
I opened their basic current account (Cashminder) in order to qualify for their RS. I didn't want a hard credit check, this was just a soft search. Something to bear in mind if you've got a credit application in the pipeline.SH88SH88 said:Is the Coop Bank OK (in general) ? ... thinking specifically about the RS, but also the current account (as the current a/c seems mandatory for the RS) .3 -
My Monument account profile has been merged with original accounts. All is well.clivep said:bristolleedsfan said:
I registered using exactly same details/nominated account as original NBS profile, I will not be phoning to have profiles merged.csw5780 said:
Turns out I now have a second login id. Maybe I used different security questions or nominated accounts as there is a message to validate 🙄bristolleedsfan said:Newcastle BS - two profiles- I sent secure message asking for profiles to be merged, reply told me to phone and they be happy to help.
😈 does this open the door to a second account…..Newcastle BS:Ditto...I have sent a secure message asking the profiles to be merged but I won't bother if they say I need to phone them.Update...Secure message reply to my secure message, informing me that the profiles will be merged within 5-7 working days.Also, email confirming my deposit receipt.1 -
Don't think it's regarded as second class simply be a surprise for call handler as the account was supposed to only be opened in branch. Unfortunately this is when loopholes get discovered and closed because someone tells a call handler what they did to get round the T&C and call handler then escalates it!castle96 said:the Monmouth branch appearsto be regarded as 2nd class per my call. "HOW did you get this account if you didnt go into the Branch"2 -
I caved and opened a Monument and next day it showed on my list of accounts. I then sent a £10 test payment and usually I get a confirmation email from Newcastle but this has not arrived. It has not bounced back either.
I had to ring them on Friday afternoon as I had the usual Newcastle website issues so I had to get an unlock and then I could log in to see if Monument was listed. I kept the assistant on the phone while I logged - 3 attempts .
Today though its back to normal the website just wont let me log in - Am I the only one that has issues with the Newcastle website and logging in?
I did wonder if it was because I was autofilling but manually typing in the user ID and password has not solved the issue.
It lets me type in the user ID and password which it seems to accept as it then takes me to the favourite word page and then I got the "there is a problem" page.
Then I try to do a password reset for which it needs the email address and user ID and again I get the same.There's a problem
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Have just submitted my principality maturity instructions, option 2 and the balance to an instant access account. A secure message has been generated so not confident that the instructions will be accepted.Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j0
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FWIW, I've logged in to Newcastle BS on a number of occasions in recent days without issue, using Firefox.mhoc said:I caved and opened a Monument and next day it showed on my list of accounts. I then sent a £10 test payment and usually I get a confirmation email from Newcastle but this has not arrived. It has not bounced back either.
I had to ring them on Friday afternoon as I had the usual Newcastle website issues so I had to get an unlock and then I could log in to see if Monument was listed. I kept the assistant on the phone while I logged - 3 attempts .
Today though its back to normal the website just wont let me log in - Am I the only one that has issues with the Newcastle website and logging in?
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