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How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
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Hi, I have been following the regular saver threads on and off for many years now and thanks to all the great info, I am probably at my max ever for regular savers now, and am going to have to stop funding the lower percentage onces soon, so thought it might be fun to finally join in and see what my numbers are like.
I have 12 regular savers (my partner has 3).
This month I paid in £3100 (This is not sustainable!)
The total I have the 12 regular savers is £15300.
My weighted average is 6.685.
The lowest rate I have is 6%
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Thankyou for explaining that, I guessed it was that but wasn't completely sure.
I only update my figures here every so often - mainly as they are constantly changing as accounts mature, new ones replace them etc - but I'm sure others would appreciate that.
Thanks again.
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Welcome @Anagran. I've added your figures to the table and you should see them after the next update (coming weekend). I'm glad you have added your contribution to the data set.
Compiler of the RS League Table.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670416/how-many-regular-savers-do-you-have-the-league-table/p11 -
It’s been a while since I updated so here’s my July figures.
Total number of RS’s: 39 (mine), hubby has 39 too so total combined: 78 Weighted average: 5.95%
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Please find below a link to a spreadsheet that allows you to work out your total number of RSs, deposit per month, current value and weighted average:
Note this spreadsheet is a read only spreadsheet so to use it you would need to export your own copy. You can do this by going to File → Create a copy and then download a copy from there and edit.
A link has been added to p1 for ease of reference.
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The Latest League Table Has Now Been Added to P1 Of This Thread
Thanks to @Bobblehat for supplying it. Please find the latest version below where it shall remain for future reference.
I've also added links to the previous version on p1 of this thread for ease of reference for those who are interested.
A reminder that if you wish to be included in future versions of this league table, please post your figures in this thread and they shall be included in the next update. If you wish to discuss anything else relating to regular savers please use The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread.
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Current total (I'm including ESBS account which should be opened this week): 43
Minimum for new RS: 5.15%
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RIP last Principality 6 Monther, final update before losing Monmouthshire Exclusive 😟
Number of RS: 31
Total: £35,370
Average: 6.46%
Min for new RS: 6% (having tried to forecast what I’ll be funding in the coming months, I think I have enough until October when the threshold may be lowered again)
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Thanks Kim_13. We are in a similar boat … Mrs Bobble and I said goodbye to our last Principality 6 monthers yesterday and today. My two Monmouthshire's go on the 27th, quickly followed by Darlington on the 31st. So 4 out (which is a bit unusual for me) and only one reasonable one out of the 4 to replace them! Luckily I can open another elsewhere to keep up my 2 per month average.
Compiler of the RS League Table.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670416/how-many-regular-savers-do-you-have-the-league-table/p10 -
My figures for end of August
Number of RSs 58
Amount deposited: £13,664.36
Amount withdrawn: £22,134.96
Total value: £103,775.04
Number opened: 4
Number closed / matured: 6
Weighted average: 6.12%
I've still got one Principality 6 monther 7.36% to mature in September. Plus another 7% Coventry to mature next month, after having one mature during August!
My minimum for new regular savers 5.25%, although I'll still got lower it's an organisation I don't yet have a relationship with.
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