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Mine was pretty instant but then I didn't already have any regular savings accounts with them already, haven't for several years, I also use app, think I had to shut down app and reopen but yeah, nice and straightforward other than having to find & remember my login details for the actual website as app directs you there
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Your minimum is 8%?, crazy as it's the only 8% available I believe
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Beverley
Get it in writing
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0 -
Beverley
We need to get clarity.
How long have we got to fund after opening?
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"Send us between £10 - £500 by bank transfer within 7 days of completing the application."
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That is what the welcome letter shared by @chris_the_bee states, yes. It was the earlier quote of a staff member only mentioning bonus eligibility at the end of the next year that created the confusion.
The letter states "a" withdrawal, not multiple. In practice, I doubt many people would have a need to make more than one per year if compressed into a one month window.
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hi
I have just over 22k in an Halifax ISA 3.35% matures Dec 26, interest is paid monthly. Martin Lewis was on ITV the other morning, he mentioned Chip? paying over 4% (cannot remember exact amount) I have never moved money before. I understand from what he said that these companies do it for you? Can you do this anytime or only on maturity in Dec? I need to be more savvy with my money. I have also money in a bonus saver with Halifax at only 2.28% ideally i could move some of that too into this. Any advice would be welcome
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It might be better to start your own thread in the ISAs section of the forum. This thread is about regular savers (taxable accounts where you pay in a regular sum of money each month).
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Beverley
What is the problem? That they may not pay interest for 2 years?
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The problem is that discussion about the Beverley RS (which is no longer available!) should have been split off to its own thread a week ago. It can only be of interest to a small subset of the overall readership.
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