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That's very true, perhaps my only limitation will be if I can have a Lloyds and Halifax come September
Make £2023 in 2023 (#36) £3479.30/£2023
Make £2024 in 2024...0 -
The minimum each month is £0. But if you do pay something in, it has to be at least £25
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
I tried that in reverse using BoS log in for Halifax...no go 😞
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I haven't checked this thread in ages and them bam new 8% savers are out.
Can I open one of these with Halifax, Lloyds and Bank of Scotland?
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If you meet the qualifying criteria for each ot them they yes, you can.
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Halifax T's&C's
Regular Saver
Save monthly for a year, in an account in just your name
Having Regular Saver
• Plan to save between £25 and £250 a month
• Save by bank transfer or standing order. You can pay in more than once a month, as long as you don’t save more
than £250. Make sure we get your first payment within 28 days of account opening. After this we need to get your
monthly payments by 25th of the month
• If you choose to save by standing order, you can change the amount at any time
• You don’t have to pay in every month – but because you can’t save more than £250 a month, you’ll limit the amount
you can save over a year as you can't carry over any unused amounts to the following months1 -
Further to Applying for Halifax RS as a new customer online …
Just had a slightly frustrating phone conversation with Halifax CS about the above. I made it clear that although I am an existing customer, I was inquiring on behalf of Mrs Bobblehat who has never had any accounts with the LBG whatsoever. After the CS agent followed my route through the online application process (Windows 10 desktop PC), and he then agreed that it appeared that a new customer using a PC (not an App) should be able to apply, he eventually found something in the T&C's that said they can't!
He put it down to the future rebranding (elimination!) of the Halifax trading name and said Mrs Bobblehat ought to be able to apply for the Lloyds RS instead! He would not admit to the glaring omission of information on the HX website that would have stopped people wasting their time following the application process and getting into an endless loop with no explanation as to why! But I suppose CS are trained to admit nothing 😀
Of course, CS Agents have been known to give out the wrong information ocassionally! YMMV.
So, we'll see if Mrs Bobblehat is at all inclined to apply for the Lloyds RS as a new customer, or if I will have to dodge an object hurled at me for my suggestion 😀.
Compiler of the RS League Table.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670416/how-many-regular-savers-do-you-have-the-league-table/p15 -
The customer service agent is simply wrong.
https://www.halifax.co.uk/assets/pdf/savings/pdf/savings-account-conditions.pdf
Page 33, there is no mention of requiring a current account to open a Halifax regular saver.
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