Stoozing

the consensus seems to be that they won't, and that £5/month will continue to be received.
still a nice little deal

good advice above..
not all of the Regular Savers lock the money away, bear in mind
HSBC-stable accounts cannot be accessed, but TSB and Nationwide ones can, i think.. anyone confirm?

that would be great Anon.. i agree that it would be a real shame to lose the content of the old site

losing themoneybag, which is now a german casino portal, cut some of us deep

if your balance remained at, say £3,000+, with money in & out, DDs etc. qualifying in all respects, then the interest you would be paid on the £2,000 will be the 4.89%, or whatever it is, which over the year compounds to 5%. it doesn't compound in terms of interest being calculated on the higher...

i know what you mean re. PO being a pain, mike, but i still might start to use them for DDs if i need some more

i have quite a lot set up with Tesco Internet Saver and Monmouthshire Building Society. the latter don't set up new DDs now though, unfortunately. i have others with small Friendly Society society investments, and with a Credit Union that i'm a member of. along, of course, with Credit Card payments ...

i was trying to be kind haha
the rate on £2000 is correctly presented at 5% because the monthly rate compounds.

interesting comments though.. with the first P2P ISA becoming available...

i am sat with them too.. nowhere to go at the moment though

the question will whether the 5% interest is paid on more than one account...