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  • Descrabled
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    edited 12 October at 9:58AM

    Darlington RS4

    V1 summary sheet has the restriction that the account can be opened in sole name only.

    Accounts opened online must be in a sole name. An additional account holdercan be added later by contacting us or visiting your local branch. Joint accountscan be opened in branch.

    V2 (current summary sheet) has been revised to allow joint names.

    A maximum of one account can be opened per person. Accounts can be openedin joint names, but only one account, whether in single or joint names can beheld per person.

    Also slight change to withdrawal. In V1 if more than two withdrawals required then "you will need to close your account". The current version, V2, states that "if you make more than two withdrawals, your account will be closed".


    Edited to show that now, in V2, more than two withdrawls can be made, but the building society will then close the account.

  • Reg_Smeeton
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    Re: Progressive BS online saver 7%

    Can anyone advise how quickly balances update in the online portal please?

    Save £12k in 2020 #42 £12,551.25 / £14,000 89.65%
  • clairec666
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  • Bob2000
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    Well my questions about the chase regular saver is irrelevant now l was declined earlier. First time lve ever had a NO from any bank.

  • Kim_13
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    A couple of reported declines since the RS launched, can't recall any before. Looks like they've become picky, whatever their idea of the ideal customer might be.

  • Born2Save_3
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    edited 13 October at 1:59AM

    Declined for the RS or the CA ?
    Makes me wonder how you might find out the reason or at least gain a good idea why ? Maybe a Subject Access Request, or something like that using Data Protection laws or whatever, if they are not forthcoming with a simple request of, why ? And is there anything you could do to make a further application more likely to be acceptable ?
    The catastrophiser within me thinks, I would be declined too, but I am excluded at an even more fundamental level - ID.

  • Bob2000
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    CA, yes.

    Maybe was too honest when putting in my information regarding how l was going to use the account. Told them was only going to use it for saving and when asked how much l would deposit monthly l put £300 (to cover the Regular saving) never mind one of them things.

  • ToastLady
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    edited 13 October at 6:32AM

    Chase

    Yes, very possibly your honesty was the cause. They probably would want you to use the current account for more than just funding their regular saver.
    I've had Chase CA for a few years and can't remember what I put down, but I wanted it for spending at home and abroad at the time, and may well have put that down, but can't honestly say. I was refused Monzo account about the same time I applied for Chase, no idea of the reason, didn't ask and have never tried to go with them again, my nose was well out of joint at the time.

  • Bob2000
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    Well lets hope Monzo release a Monthly Saver and l can put reason for account "everything and how much will you deposit "£2000" per month. That should do it. 😀

    On more serious note, my credit score was in the mid 500s after opening a few CA for a few switch bonuses, over the last 10 months or so. Maybe that didn't help?

    Anyway lm sure somthing will be along in due course.

  • Eco_Miser
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    The actual credit score would not be, since the banks don't see it, but the serial CA openings may well be.

    Eco Miser
    Saving money for well over half a century
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