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Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
I've been thinking that for months, in fact for the first time this year I've taken out an easy access ISA instead of doing my usual 5 year fix in anticipation that rates will be going up w…1 -
Re: CHIP easy access ISA
Agree with you. What isn't clear, neither from the app nor from anything on their website, is such an Open Banking connection required when it is not needed. In other words, do Chip insist that …1 -
Re: CHIP easy access ISA
Thank for your inputs. I am simply doing an ISA transfer into its with no expected further payments in this financial year. Does that change your responses. TIA1 -
Re: CHIP easy access ISA
It's very safe and secure, but as noted above you can still just fund your account via debit card if you prefer.1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Interesting that this is a different account type to the prior issues (£300 pm, Issue 4 having started at 7%, now 6.75%.) So may allow existing holders of those accounts after the previous complaints…1 -
Re: Old parking charge resurfacing
Should I engage with Countrywide? Nope. I've no idea why they've bothered their client now and why he thinks that's OK! Ignore it and only reply to Moorside's LBC and defend any c…2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
@Bridlington1 - Progressive BS Online 1 Year Monthly Saver Account (Issue 1) 7.00% AER; £1 min; £200pm max; £2,400 max; Unlimited withdrawals (1 per day); reverts to Instant Access account at maturit…31 -
Re: ISA transfer experiences
On Friday last week I requested a partial transfer from to Trading 212 from Virgin. I submitted the request at about 6:30am and just after 4pm the same day it was completed. That is impressive!2 -
Re: Annuities - where do you think rates are going?
"heck I wish I could buy a future dated annuity to start in a couple of years" You could buy one now with annual income paid in arrears - that's one of your 'couple of years'…3 -
Re: HSBC cashback offer
Got the in app pop-up re £500 for ISA. Nothing for Premier Account £500 tho so hopefully that'll "pop-up" shortly as well.1
