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Beverley BS - Regular Saver Issue 3. Appears to have been launched 03/08/2026.
Now working as a more classic RS. Same interest as Issue 2 - 5.5%. Key things from T&Cs:
- Each month a deposit between £10 – £500 must be received into the account, the account should see no withdrawals in the one year term and the account must remain open until the one year term has completed in order to receive the bonus payment.
- On maturity this account will transfer into the Instant Access savings account, this will happen one year from the account opening date.
- One account per member.
Appears you can have this along previous issues.
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Yes, that would be pointless. While the online version was applied for while the terms did not forbid holding both, the terms for the branch version also say one or the other now. To have a chance at both, both versions needed to be applied for under the former terms.
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Teachers BS
Mine took a week from sending to being returned, as well, after using the REGxxxxx number for the August deposit.
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Beverley BS
Thank you
One thing which annoys / confuses me is when logging in online for their previous RS the interest rate shows as 1% with no reference to the bonus.
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Beverley BS RS 3
One year term. Interest rate includes a bonus that is only paid if no withdrawals made. There is an error because one part of the page says bonus paid on maturity and another says (edit) account must be open on (/edit) 31 December. Copy and paste error.
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That's me out then. That makes it more like a one year term account for me with a huge penalty for early access. What does /edit mean?
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The bit between edit and /edit was added by me to my original post for clarity. Take backslash to mean “end of”.
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Gosh, Beverley has been busy recently haha
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So why don't you just edit the original post instead? Others won't have read it yet!
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Well their proof reader* certainly hasn't. In the only section I have read, even disregarding the Americanism there are two grammatical errors of an elementary nature, no space after the word between and the whole piece ends abruptly mid-sentence so that I don't know what to look out for each month.
* they don't bother with one, do they. Amateurs.
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