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Former_MSE_Dan
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Which includes the new free ISA Savings Calculator tool.
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Top Mini Cash ISAs article
Which includes the new free ISA Savings Calculator tool.
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A few in this thread...
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=24800 -
Well, you should definitely check out Kazza's thread here. Between that thread and Martin's article on the main site (both of which are regularly updated), they should provide you with all the info you need.0
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Sorry if this is the wrong area to ask this question, but do i need to change my ISA provider from Barclays Tax Beater to some other provider?
Mark.:rolleyes:0 -
Hi Guys,
Can anybody suggest the best fixed isa, I have 1000 to invest and want to leave it there for at least 5-6 years.0 -
Look here: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=401374greengrass wrote: »Hi Guys,
Can anybody suggest the best fixed isa, I have 1000 to invest and want to leave it there for at least 5-6 years.0 -
thankyou for that, I have just looked and the leeds sounds the best with their 3 year fixed rate, would you suggest a fixed rate or do you think I am better going for variable?0
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Depends what you think interest rates are going to do. Many feel that they have pretty much peaked now and may go down further in future. In that case you may be better off grabbing a fix now. If you feel that rates may rise again then you might be better off with a variable one.0
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Thank you for that advice, I will keep looking.0
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Started a New Thread instead...0
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Hi there,
I just wanted to clarify something which I could never get my head around. So just to clarify you are allowed to have up to £3000 in a mini cash ISA per year. I currently have the maximum amount with ING Direct which has a high interest rate for 6 months which will bring me into the new financial year.
My question is; when you transfer your money - you are not closing your account and thus can transfer from bank to bank throughout the year (presuming no fees) without affecting your yearly limit and ensuring you are getting the best return?
Hope that makes sense!?
Many thanks,
Dave0
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