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  • Nuggy96
    Nuggy96 Posts: 244 Forumite
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    30 pages to go until we reach the limit here. Wonder if we can fill another 30 pages with Principality chat? So much speculation about reasons and things we don't have a clue about. We basically serve potential fixes on a silver platter, all they need to do is read here. Their PR agency probably is reading here and creating reports, which is totally normal and I have ordered PR agencies to do similar things in the past, just a different industry. 

    Just be happy about extra interest you could generate in the past and everyone always knew and clicked to acknowledge T&C's so if it's not happening anymore be happy about the opportunity in the first place, not matter the reasoning behind. 
    What happens when the limit is reached?
    Like a Principality RS we'll just mature and hopefully MSE will allow us to get another edition ;)
  • alfred64
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    Regardless though if the BOE base rate gets cut next week I'm sure discussion would move onto other regular savers anyway as banks/building societies declare what they'll be doing with their regular saver interest rates, if this happens I shall be maintaining my usual list of regular saver interest rate cuts.

     Almost a given now U.S. rates have been cut  0.25%.  Some of the more generous  regular savers likely to become either NLA or rate reduced or NLA and replaced with lower rates.
  • s71hj
    s71hj Posts: 1,112 Forumite
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    Given the likely interest rate trajectory the bank of Scotland 5.5% fix RS finally looks attractive to me. Does anybody have experience of applying, how quick it is etc? Thanks. 
  • masonic
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    edited 10 December 2025 at 11:13PM
    s71hj said:
    Given the likely interest rate trajectory the bank of Scotland 5.5% fix RS finally looks attractive to me. Does anybody have experience of applying, how quick it is etc? Thanks. 
    From memory just as quick and easy as other LBG accounts.
  • s71hj
    s71hj Posts: 1,112 Forumite
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    masonic said:
    s71hj said:
    Given the likely interest rate trajectory the bank of Scotland 5.5% fix RS finally looks attractive to me. Does anybody have experience of applying, how quick it is etc? Thanks. 
    From memory just as quick and easy as other LBG accounts.
    Cheers. So I assume you apply for the current account then as soon as opened the RS? 
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