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Coventry First Home Regular Saver 'maturing'

I have had this account for almost 3 years and its 'maturing' mid December 2025.  Received email from Coventry advising me of this and saying details of presumably options had been sent by letter.  Have not received this letter yet to which they refer to despite being sent out 20th November.  Anyone else received the 'options' letter and can they share what the options are please?

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  • happybagger
    happybagger Posts: 1,159 Forumite
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    edited Today at 4:57PM
    interesting post. I have one maturing next week (First Home Saver) and got the email, but not the letter.

    Yet I have received a letter about a different account that matures two weeks later.

    My working assumption is that it will mature into their EA Saver at 2.2% as that's what the later account does. I'll simply wait until it converted and withdraw.

    They do not seem to be competing for fund retention at the moment.
  • flaneurs_lobster
    flaneurs_lobster Posts: 8,105 Forumite
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    ab56 said:
    I have had this account for almost 3 years and its 'maturing' mid December 2025.  Received email from Coventry advising me of this and saying details of presumably options had been sent by letter.  Have not received this letter yet to which they refer to despite being sent out 20th November.  Anyone else received the 'options' letter and can they share what the options are please?
    Ditto, although this account has been well-used over the last three years, it's down to a quid since it ceased to be competitive. Not too bothered what the maturity options are (unless there's a 8% regular saver on offer).
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