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How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
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My figures for June.
22 RSs all fully funded, (Mrs Bobble has dropped a few, down to 5 … Principality 6 month'ers not replaced.)
Funding £6,810
Total savings in RSs in June £55,560
Annual Return £4,563
Weighted average 6.27%
Minimum rate for new RS 5.10%
Compiler of the RS League Table.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670416/how-many-regular-savers-do-you-have-the-league-table/p10 -
I've had to cull some of my lower interest accounts in order to fund my regular savers this month. Latest figures:
Number of RS: 60
Weighted Average %: 5.48
Min % for new RS: 5.00
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I'm impressed that people can manage so many.
Between myself & wife we have 10. I have started to space them out so that we have one maturing each month of the year. I need to set up two more for July & August & then I'm done.
Out of curiosity how can people even have so many? I think I would struggle to identify more than 10 x 2 = 20. Do some organisations allow you to have more than one?
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My updated figures for end of May
59 regular savers; £12,864 monthly funding and average 6.13%. There's a few at 5% which only have the minimum in in case they become competitive at a later date; otherwise I fully fund at 5.15% and above. Total value £92,627.40.
Once the beginning of July comes, I'll have exhausted my cash float, so may have to withdraw from one or two, or not fund some. But we'll see.
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
My total number of RS is holding steady at 14 until my Monmouths mature in late July.
Funding: £4,250 PCM
Value: £48,850
Annual return: £3,165
Weighted average rate: 6.48%
Minimum rate for new RS: N/A - running down to replace money flexibly withdrawn from ISA
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I've replied on The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread.
I'll send my figures for inclusion on the league table later in the week owing to upcoming maturities.
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…..Out of curiosity how can people even have so many? I think I would struggle to identify more than 10 x 2 = 20. Do some organisations allow you to have more than one? …..
Pop over to the …
The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Bridlington1 has listed many many RSs that you may be eligible to apply for. Yes, quite a few Banks/ BSs allow you to hold more than one at the same time.
A spreadsheet helps you to manage the monthly payments and maturities efficiently.
Compiler of the RS League Table.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670416/how-many-regular-savers-do-you-have-the-league-table/p11 -
My May update. Funded 45 RSs with £11700, weighted average 6.21%.
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For many reasons I am probably at "peak RS", so here are my numbers
Funding 20 accounts (once Teachers applied for today is open). Plus 3 in OH's name
Monthly funding for me is £6200 but will not be sustained, current value £22600, weighted average 6.13%. Minimum - well I am funding 4.85% but would probably not open below 5.0%.
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I shall be back at 26 once Teachers BS is open, thresholds for new accounts now 5.5% fixed or 6% variable.
I don't have my totals yet as awaiting Loughborough Holiday Monthly Saver proceeds to be redeployed among higher paying accounts.
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