No, you can only transfer money from an account with another bank or building society. This is because Regular Saver is designed to help you build up a new savings pot.

Regular Saver is designed to help you put some money aside every month. How much you save is up to you (up to the maximum limit). If you don’t put any money in during the month your interest rate won’t change. 

Regular Saver isn’t designed to be accessed during the term of the account. For your peace of mind, you can access your money if you really need to but there will be a charge equal to 30 days’ interest.  

Yes. You can add money to your Regular Saver as often as you like. For example, you can have a standing order set up to come off a current/savings account with another building society at the start of the month, and then make another payment later when you know how much money you have left over.

Any payment that takes you over the monthly limit will be returned.

• If you pay in more than your limit in one payment, the whole payment will be returned.
• If you add money a few times a month and one of those payments takes you over the limit, the payment that takes you over the limit will be returned.

Your deposit month starts on the day that you open your account. For example, if you open an account on 25th September then you have from 25 September – 24th October to pay in your first month’s allowance. Your next month would then start on 25th October.