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  • Middle_Sister
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    I tried this yesterday and got "pending". I tried again today but the App exclusive account still not showing.

    I've done it again so I'll see if it does the same again.

  • adindaspantai
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    edited 21 August at 2:20PM

    In the past, I used to reset my Halifax Regular Saver to lock in a better interest rate by emptying the balance, But will first need switching the account to a standard (or other) saver, and then opening a brand-new Halifax RS.

    However, now that Lloyds and Halifax share a unified online banking view, all of my Halifax, Lloyds, and Club Lloyds monthly savers show up under the same login.

    Has anyone successfully closed and reopened a Halifax Regular Saver recently without having to close their existing Lloyds or Club Lloyds Monthly Savers? How did you do it ? is it the same old way procedure, empty the existing Halifax RS, switch it to another saving account before open a new halifax regular saver ?

  • molerat
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    edited 21 August at 2:18PM

    I believe you need to still have a Hfx log in to open a Hfx RS, the Lloyds log in will only offer you Lloyds products. Same as it has always been with Lloyds / BOS / Hfx products.

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  • Slinky
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    Mine also matures on that date. I'm fairly convinced I asked them to transfer to my nominated account on maturity, but checking online there's no visible way that I can see to check this. There doesn't seem to be any place in which to submit maturity instructions, which suggests I have already told them. Have not heard anything back from them to say there's a problem for me.

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  • gt94sss2
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    edited 21 August at 2:43PM

    Monmouthshire (in line with others who use the same platform) have to manually approve the addition of accounts to a customers internet banking profile.

    Until then, it will remain in a pending state. From the message on their online banking login page, they seem very busy at the for some reason - I can't imagine why!

  • allegro120
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    edited 21 August at 4:28PM

    Darlington issue 2

    Mine matures on 31st too. It will become a Maturity Easy Access account, with a variable rate of 1.85%. I don't have any other accounts with Darlington so will withdraw and leave £1 for maintaining continuous membership. Requests made before the 2:30 PM cutoff on a working day are processed that day and arrive to destination account on the next working day. Requests made after 2:30 PM, or on a non-working day, are treated as received on the following working day. So there are 2 options, withdraw on 27th August or 1st September. My EA pays 5%. According to my rough calculation I will be £1.45 better off withdrawing £3268 on 27th and the rest of interest on 1st Sept.

    Edit: I put full details (dates of deposits, interim interest payment mess in January etc.) in AI and the result is "withdrawing the main balance early on 27th August is still the better option—but only by a tiny margin of £0.01." I might accept the loss to make only one withdrawal instead of two.😀

  • FishInGlass
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    For those wandering about maturity instructions. I had an email on the 18th for the account maturing on the 31st August. I requested that the proceeds be transferred to my existing nominated account. On the 20th I was sent a second email saying there was a secure message waiting. On logging in and viewing the message it states the following in the account closure message.

    Please click on 'Move Money' and choose the option ‘Withdraw to your
    nominated account' when your account has matured as we cannot accept
    requests by email/secure message.

  • Kim_13
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    So the consensus is ignore the Darlington email and do as you please when it matures then?

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