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TSB or SANTANDER REGULAR SAVER?
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If you read through the posts prior to yours, you will see the question has already been asked and answered.Bob2000 said:None the wiser if paying in £500 per month triggers the fee either.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
Bob2000 said:
Why don't you open one and see? Then you can let the rest of us know. That's how this forum works.Still don't know if you can fund the edge saver from a non-santander account.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
Thank you for info.allegro120 said:
This is correct, it's as simple as that.Bob2000 said:
Thank you for the bold answers.Middle_of_the_Road said:
Comments in bold^Bob2000 said:Well, l started this thread to ask about which regular saver was the best out of the two current accounts to use, and it's morphed into an edge saver discussion.
So l'm adding to it.....
Still don't know if you can fund the edge saver from a non-santander account.
Some have said they have done this, although the terms say it must be funded by standing order, from the Edge account.
None the wiser if paying in £500 per month triggers the fee either.
No, not if you have no direct debits in place.
So l could put £4000 in one go and just withdraw the interest?
The account has no end date, but bonus rate lasts for 12 months only, so you will need to refresh the account if the rate+bonus of new issue suits your needs at that time.0 -
dealyboy said:... sorry just to divert to the OP a second
Santander RS 5% fixed max £200 per mensiversary month (from opening date) fully flexible
TSB RS 5% fixed max £250 per calendar month (13 payments possible) flexible withdrawals
Note: T&Cs state min £25 and payment needs to be by SO from TSB CA, but according to many in our forum these conditions are not enforced.
I didn't realise you could add a 13th payment with TSB leaning towards them anyway because of the bigger monthly deposit.dealyboy said:... sorry just to divert to the OP a second
Santander RS 5% fixed max £200 per mensiversary month (from opening date) fully flexible
TSB RS 5% fixed max £250 per calendar month (13 payments possible) flexible withdrawals
Note: T&Cs state min £25 and payment needs to be by SO from TSB CA, but according to many in our forum these conditions are not enforced.
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surreysaver said:
If you read through the posts prior to yours, you will see the question has already been asked and answered.Bob2000 said:None the wiser if paying in £500 per month triggers the fee either.
Just read it. Great information. 👍surreysaver said:
If you read through the posts prior to yours, you will see the question has already been asked and answered.Bob2000 said:None the wiser if paying in £500 per month triggers the fee either.0 -
Because l assumed that all the other more experienced MSE would have tried it already, so was hoping for some already obtained knowledge to help me.surreysaver said:Bob2000 said:
Why don't you open one and see? Then you can let the rest of us know. That's how this forum works.Still don't know if you can fund the edge saver from a non-santander account.
That how l thought this forum worked.1
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