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How many regular savers do you have? - The League Table
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On Coventry Sunny Day (2), I thought this month was the last month of funding required, and that the additional draw was qualified for by virtue of having qualified for entry to the other 11 draws.
I will leave the £110 until after the date of the additional draw in August though.
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Up until a couple of years ago I was spreading out opening regular savers to help with cash flow when they matured, but learnt the hard way when I missed out on HSBC's 7% regular saver because of it. I now open new ones as soon as possible, and that has enabled me to open ones, such as Beverley's, which have only been around for a day or two
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?4 -
I try to strike a balance - a RS from a bank/building society with a consistent record of offering something competitive can probably wait. But other than that, open straight away and try to fill the gaps with others later. I took Furness Summer 2027 purely to use the allowed withdrawal as May as I didn't manage to open anything then, though it will only receive the full £350 in months with multiple maturities.
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@jaypers .. I had a go at interpreting your stats for each column in the League Table using the updated figures you've just supplied 😀. I had to make some assumptions so feel free to substitute your own more accurate figures to the potential ones below. TIA
Compiler of the RS League Table.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670416/how-many-regular-savers-do-you-have-the-league-table/p11 -
Think it's about time I updated my numbers and ranking.
Currently holding 19 solo but a few more additions probably due with new releases.
Monthly payments of £2875
Weighted Average of 6.10%
Minimum Rate for new of 6%
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My figures for July:
Deposited - £14,279
Withdrawn - £8,127.55 (I've started to record withdrawals as well, to provide a net figure which for July is £6151.45 deposited)
Number of regular savers - 60
Weighted average - 6.2%
Minimum to be interested for opening new / fully funding - 5.25% (although I'll go lower for novelty value, such as an organisation I do not have a relationship with)
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?3 -
My monthly update for August
19 Accounts solo (added Halifax and BOS last month). Expecting to drop to a Principality, Virgin, Darlington and 3 Monmouthshires but only open a new Monmouthshire this month. Time will tell.
Funding £3760
Total savings £51605
Annual Return £3423
Weighted average 6.63%
Minimum rate for new RS 5.75%1 -
Since I am supposed to be in run down, what must have happened is my total number of RS has decreased from 14 to 19. I definitely wouldn't have been tempted by 8%, nor would I have decided to reopen a FD RS having succumbed to the others…
Total RS: 19
Funding: £4,200 PCM
Value: £46,400
Annual return: £3,045
Weighted average rate: 6.56%
Minimum rate for new RS: 7%
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Run down mode …. a way of still opening RSs …. but not as many as you used to 😀
Compiler of the RS League Table.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6670416/how-many-regular-savers-do-you-have-the-league-table/p11 -
21 regular savers; average interest = 6.14%; minimum interest rate for new regular savers = 5% due to my ISA being maxed out. Thank you
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