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It's mentioned on the Hanley specific thread from a couple of years ago that it is possible to call, pass security and be given your user id over the phone. I sort of recall doing this in 2023 when I opened my first branch account with them.Gers said:Re- HanleyI'm a patient person, really! Opened the regular saver on 20 Oct. Sent a payment through on 21 Oct using the reference number. On 23 Oct an email gave me a temporary security number. Today I received a letter with my account number - but still no user name!I'll phone on Monday by which time I hope to be less annoyed.Maybe this would work for Scottish BS also. I've found their Aberdeen branch to be very helpful.1 -
I did read somewhere, perhaps in the email, that we can call them (Hanley) if the user name does not arrive. I received the welcome pack today, only containing confirmation of the account number, so will call on Monday and cite this.Born2Save_3 said:
It's mentioned on the Hanley specific thread from a couple of years ago that it is possible to call, pass security and be given your user id over the phone. I sort of recall doing this in 2023 when I opened my first branch account with them.Gers said:Re- HanleyI'm a patient person, really! Opened the regular saver on 20 Oct. Sent a payment through on 21 Oct using the reference number. On 23 Oct an email gave me a temporary security number. Today I received a letter with my account number - but still no user name!I'll phone on Monday by which time I hope to be less annoyed.Maybe this would work for Scottish BS also. I've found their Aberdeen branch to be very helpful.
Scottish BS were quite clear when I spoke to them that the online details arriving by post was part of their security set up.1 -
I had to ring Hanley yesterday because I couldn't open their encrypted Welcome Pack email for my first ever account with them. I passed security but they would not give me my UserID over the phone. They said they will send the Welcome Pack via snail mail with the UserID ... although I'm sure I've seen somewhere that the UserID might arrive separately in a different letter. Guess I'll have to wait and see.Born2Save_3 said:
It's mentioned on the Hanley specific thread from a couple of years ago that it is possible to call, pass security and be given your user id over the phone. I sort of recall doing this in 2023 when I opened my first branch account with them.Gers said:Re- HanleyI'm a patient person, really! Opened the regular saver on 20 Oct. Sent a payment through on 21 Oct using the reference number. On 23 Oct an email gave me a temporary security number. Today I received a letter with my account number - but still no user name!I'll phone on Monday by which time I hope to be less annoyed.Maybe this would work for Scottish BS also. I've found their Aberdeen branch to be very helpful.2 -
Just received an email from Hinckley and Rugby saying they will be launching a Christmas Saver 30 Day Notice account on 1st November, paying 5% variable on up to £100 per month.
Account converts to an Easy Access on maturity on 1 November 2026. Can be opened with £1 and deposits not required each month.
I'll pass.9 -
I may go with this to get a presence on case they offer anything attractive in futureKim_13 said:Just received an email from Hinckley and Rugby saying they will be launching a Christmas Saver 30 Day Notice account on 1st November, paying 5% variable on up to £100 per month.
Account converts to an Easy Access on maturity on 1 November 2026. Can be opened with £1 and deposits not required each month.
I'll pass.0 -
Just one point, they say "or even miss a month if you need to" so it may be that you can only miss the one.Kim_13 said:Just received an email from Hinckley and Rugby saying they will be launching a Christmas Saver 30 Day Notice account on 1st November, paying 5% variable on up to £100 per month.
Account converts to an Easy Access on maturity on 1 November 2026. Can be opened with £1 and deposits not required each month.
I'll pass.
Either way, I'll be bagging this as I'm currently using their other RS 30 day as a membership-maintaining account, so a swap over is in order.
HRBS have had members bonds before so I want to keep in there.1 -
are these accounts from them all postal/branch application?happybagger said:
Just one point, they say "or even miss a month if you need to" so it may be that you can only miss the one.Kim_13 said:Just received an email from Hinckley and Rugby saying they will be launching a Christmas Saver 30 Day Notice account on 1st November, paying 5% variable on up to £100 per month.
Account converts to an Easy Access on maturity on 1 November 2026. Can be opened with £1 and deposits not required each month.
I'll pass.
Either way, I'll be bagging this as I'm currently using their other RS 30 day as a membership-maintaining account, so a swap over is in order.
HRBS have had members bonds before so I want to keep in there.0 -
Re: HRBSjanusd said:are these accounts from them all postal/branch application?
I opened mine by post; I have logged in online and I can view accounts and withdraw, but not open any others.
So I assume it remains branch or postal applications only1 -
Cumberland Regular Savers Issues 1,2 & 3 (All closed issues)
Notification letter from The Cumberland about product changes from 28th November - a 3 year maximum term will apply and a £15,000 maximum savings balance (not including interest). At the end of the 3 year term which will end 28th November 2028, or if the maximum balance is achieved the balance plus interest will transfer to a Reward Instant Access Maturity Account. A partial interest payment of 1.85% (Regular Savers 1 & 2) or 0.65% (Regular Saver 3) will be made 28th Nov 2025. Maximum amount can pay in each month increased to £420
Interest Rate remains 4.5% for those issues and the current Regular Saver
Bridlington1 Just to let you know the current offering is now listed as simply Cumberland Regular Saver (Not Issue 3)
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I had 30-days RS with H&R - to close the account I had to post them a letter with request and they sent me a cheque. I wouldn't want one of them again.janusd said:
are these accounts from them all postal/branch application?happybagger said:
Just one point, they say "or even miss a month if you need to" so it may be that you can only miss the one.Kim_13 said:Just received an email from Hinckley and Rugby saying they will be launching a Christmas Saver 30 Day Notice account on 1st November, paying 5% variable on up to £100 per month.
Account converts to an Easy Access on maturity on 1 November 2026. Can be opened with £1 and deposits not required each month.
I'll pass.
Either way, I'll be bagging this as I'm currently using their other RS 30 day as a membership-maintaining account, so a swap over is in order.
HRBS have had members bonds before so I want to keep in there.2
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