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Looking at my RS spreadsheet the last two iterations of RS I've had from Market H have been 6% jobbies.
The first opened 23/12/24 and this latest one on the 25/9/24.
I.e. nothing great launched since then but a period of three months when many of us were running with two RS from them.
Looks like they're now running with a different strategy.
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I've been unable to refresh a BoS RS, although the other Lloyds group products work fine. I believe this is a general issue mentioned here before.
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I was going to do the same. Perhaps I'd better leave the BoS one alone, then!
I've also been holding off opening 5% regular savers, but as we approach the end of the tax year I'll be opening those I haven't already got. I'm off to Gravesend now for Kent Reliance!
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0 -
How does this work?
Doesn’t renewing them create a tax liability in the current year by closing them early that would otherwise be next year?0 -
Yes, but the tax year after next, savings interest at basic rate will be 22% instead of 20% before then. So some of us want to have as many regular savers maturing before the end of next tax year as we can
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?12 -
Email received from Hanley about the lack of notice before reducing their rates and compensation.
I guess I have to thank some of those on this board for my 9p, for complaining on our behalf?😂
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Re: MHBS Maturity
Just read the maturity message and documents. The fixed rate accounts normally requiring £5k to open only require £100 when using RS maturity options. Could be useful for anyone who has no other accounts with MHBS to maintain membership, £100 at 4.25%?
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Alternatively you could open their planetsaver 30 day notice account with £1.
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You could, but if you're going to do that might as well just leave £1 in the save and support it matures into.
I suppose I've always had the mentality of maintaining £100 as a "voting member" - some use it at the figure for loyalty stuff
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I was considering this as an option, but £1 held in a save and support basic account, gives membership to MHBS. The only loyalty benefits I can see at present is a Members RS @ 2.45% (£10-£3000 pm); which I'll definately be giving a miss 😮😯.
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