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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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Monmouthshire
I had two to mature tomorrow and requested an early closure today which has landed in my nominated account in the last two hours.
Both have close to £500 interest but here's the weird thing 20p apart even though they were opened (one erroneously) on the same day.
They were also a £1 or so less than yours @DodgerPot
All good though 👍
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Darlington.
You can withdraw the full balance and close the RS from their online banking.
I closed mine this morning and received the £3k plus interest into my nominated account this afternoon.
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Darlington
In the email regarding maturity, you need to click the Maturities FAQs and 'Maturity Easy Access' account details box.
Then click:- If you have a maturing Investment Account (non-ISA), please let us know what you’d like to do with your money by clicking here. and complete the details,
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A little worryingly, followed that link and submitted maturity instructions to Darlington (which were accepted) without logging into the site.
So maybe that's alright then?
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Monmouthshire
Did you have 2 of the same products maturing ?
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Monmouthshire
Yes
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The link posted by @chris_the_bee contains a string of gibberish that perhaps identifies the specific account, so I wouldn't use that link if you want to provide maturity instructions for your own account.
Edit: Ignore the above, I see this goes to a form where you provide account details
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Too late, hopefully it's just defaulted to a blank form but maybe I've just directed @chris_the_bee's funds to my own account?
Or maybe it's done nothing.
In any case, the site shouldn't allow instructions to be (seemingly) accepted from a non-secured session.
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I might do that, then
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0
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