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Regular Savings Accounts Article Discussion
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Nationwide Regular Saver is currently paying 2.5% if you pay in at least £500pm.
Yes quite right my mistake, but the good thing about this regular saver is that you take out whenever you want and also can miss a payment.
This is the current website details
Rates below are for the monthly increase in balance
£500 - £1,000
2.50
n/a
2.50 gross
2.00 nett
Effective from: 01 April 2009"Look after your pennies and your pounds will look after themselves"0 -
You wouldn't really want put much much into that 2.5% AER account whilst you can get 5% and 3% AER in current accounts, for up to £52,500.0
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You wouldn't really want put much much into that 2.5% AER account whilst you can get 5% and 3% AER in current accounts, for up to £52,500.
which ones ar eyou thinking - lloyds vantage, santander 123, nationwide?5.41 kWp System, E-W. Installed Nov 2017
Lux + 3 x US2000B + 2 x US3000C battery storage. Installed Mar 2020.0 -
yes, and BoS Vantage0
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You can invest more than £52,500 - I have £60k in Santander 123 alone
Cannot be bothered with the others apart from FD RS0 -
typistretired wrote: »Yes quite right my mistake, but the good thing about this regular saver is that you take out whenever you want and also can miss a payment.
This is the current website details
Rates below are for the monthly increase in balance
£500 - £1,000
2.50
n/a
2.50 gross
2.00 nett
Effective from: 01 April 2009
But if you do take out money and don't replace it together with an additional £500 in the same month, you don't get 2.5% that month.
In fact the summary suggests that if you miss a payment, you don't get any interest for that month.0 -
Hi, why don't you mention the nandp savings account which pays 5% with a maximum deposit of £250. It is linked to their current account into which you have to pay minimum £500pm but you can then set up another savings account and split the 500 btw the two saving account and get 5% on £500 pa. or you can just transfer the other 250 back. just checking whether there is something else that they did not mention or I missed it somewhere on your site. Thank you, Valentina0
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Valentina_OB wrote: »Hi, why don't you mention the nandp savings account which pays 5% with a maximum deposit of £250. It is linked to their current account into which you have to pay minimum £500pm but you can then set up another savings account and split the 500 btw the two saving account and get 5% on £500 pa. or you can just transfer the other 250 back. just checking whether there is something else that they did not mention or I missed it somewhere on your site. Thank you, Valentina
Just a point but:
Existing Gold Classic!Current Account holders only.
which depends on what they mean by existing i.e. as of now or after opening?0 -
Valentina_OB wrote: »Hi, why don't you mention the nandp savings account which pays 5% with a maximum deposit of £250.
The main thread on Regular Savers, which is kept up to date, is https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/608697
Page 1 lists all the current savers in the various categories.0
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