Hopefully less than €15K such that payment of the first lot of interest won't put you above the €15K (or €15,001) limit and thus onto the lower rate for the full amount?Lodged a lump sum there @ 5.22%.
Sounds odd. Not sure why you can't just fill in a DD mandate form for payment of the money from the eSavings account into the Regular Saver account? Call their telephone banking and ask them?I planned to open a regular savings account with FA and transfer accross € 1,000 per month from e-savings to this and earn 7.15%.
I phoned FA about setting up the regular savings account to be told that I would need to call into a branch to arrange this and that I would also need to supply all of the ID requirements again.
Is this really necessary ? Has this happened to anyone else ? Calling into a branch does not really suit.
I have transferred to/from PTSB and Halifax from/to eSavings no problem.but despite having my ordinary saving account for over ten years with them, they will not sanction me transferring online from that account to the e saver.
I think you can only fund the regular savings account via DD and eSavings probably doesn't support that?I got a FA Regular Savings account set up through the post. I wanted to feed it from an esavings account i planned to set up concurrently but was told I coud'nt transfer from esavings to regular savings? Is this wrong?
I'm pretty sure that the only option on the form was for DD and not SO.The FA regular saver is SO only as far as I know and according to the best buys thread....
ClubMan said:I'm pretty sure that the only option on the form was for DD and not SO.
**You are required to set up a Standing Order upon account opening to credit your account monthly
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