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Instant access savings recomended?
Hi I am moving away from nationwide, I stuck with them due to loyalty but their savings offers 4.25% where as there are many over 5%. Their awful rebranding exercise has made me decide to move! I have opened virgin 5.12 and virgin cash isa 5.08 i think and put 50k/20k respectively. I have also opened cahoot and will put in…
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YBS Christmas Saver Maturity
The interest has been added today.Do YBS automatically transfer it to savings account now?
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Can you transfer your personal savings allowance to your wife /husband?
Wife has all the savings. In her accounts and Husband has no savings. How can the husband use the £1000 personal savings allowance. (We would like to avoid having savings in joint names or transferring savings.)
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Is it normal to pay into a new savings account via bank transfer?
Hi there. Apologies if this is obvious as I am very new. I have had a bit of money sitting in my current account for ages, doing nothing which is a complete waste although with such low interest rates, it probably didn't matter a huge amount. Anyway with interest rates higher now, I am looking to open a locked, fixed rate…
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Immediate Momentum - Scam or Real?
Hi, I keep seeing stuff about the app 'Immediate Momentum' which seems to be a crypto currency trading app that promises huge rewards but I am sceptical on the whole crypto currency thing despite it seemingly becoming a legitimate entity. Has anyone got any real life experience with it, good or bad?
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Turkish Stocks
Hello you very wonderful and intelligent people that make up this forum. I sincerely hope you are doing well. I was wondering with US stocks being so overvalued and valuations being sky high about alternative stock markets. I was reading various articles that the Turkish Stock Exchange was significantly undervalued.…
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Claiming loss relief on EIS investment
Can anyone help, I’m a bit confused. I invested £2k in a small company in 2018 and that investment was eligible for tax relief under EIS though I wasn’t aware at the time so I didn’t make a claim. Now, the company has confirmed it is winding up and the shares are worthless and advised I can claim loss relief. I think I…
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National Grid shares
Telephone number [Removed by Forum Team] called today (31/07) from New York USA they said, and were asking whether I might be willing to sell my National Grid shares for between £18 – 22 . Current price is £10.20 or so, so this “seems too good to be true”. They did not want any information from me, except for an email…
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Fisher Investments UK - opinions?
Does anybody have any comments, experiences, reviews, thoughts, or advice and opinions, regarding the company Fisher Investments UK based in Canary Wharf London? I would be very grateful for any information.
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Confused about savings and tax
I earn £24000 a year. My tax code is 1257C. I’m 41 years old. Single I’ve got £33500 in savings in an instant access savings account at 4.36% (saving for mortgage deposit) Do I need to put £20000 of this in an ISA so I don’t pay tax? I’ve just renewed my ISA with Lloyds bank. ( it only has £100 in it) can I close this and…
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Regular savers
First post so go easy please ! Trying to get my head around whether regular saver accounts are still worth drip feeding money into , given the increase in general savings rates . Take First Direct as an example paying 7% . Saving £300 a month = £3600 in 12 months . This pays £136.50 in interset . Our Saga saver easy access…
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£1000 interest limit before tax
When you exceed the £1000 interest limit before being taxed, do you need to tell HMRC how much you've gone over by or do they figure it out themselves?
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Savings
I take out £500 cash a month and put it away in a safe place because that's what I prefer to do with savings (I don't want your advice on where to put it so please save your time). Should I collect my bank statements every month and keep them in case of buying a home in future or putting it all in a bank account in case…
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Quantum AI scam
https://quantum-ai-trading.com/thankyou/ is a scam. Registered, a few minutes later got calls. Already decided it was a scam and said I wasn't interested. Caller argued with me, I hang up, blocked. This happened a few times - maybe the 4th time I just kept them on playing the tv loud - they were really angry. verious…
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5% barrier breached
Fixed Term savings account 1 Year Fixed Term at 5.05% Open an account with guaranteed interest rates. Your savings will be safely deposited with one of our partnering Credit Unions. https://savings.mycommunityfinance.co.uk/savings/apply/summary-box/S-0013
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First Direct regular saving question
I have a FD regular saving account with one more payment due to come out. Current value £3300 as I pay in £300 per month. I need some cash for a car purchase. How much interest will I lose if I withdraw the whole amount now and close the account, rather than waiting for it to mature ? Thanks.
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H L offering £100 cashback for opening cash isa
Limited access isa paying 3% Hargreaves Lansdown cash Isa offers a £100 bonus | This is Money
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NFT investments
I know that this may sound like a silly question but I've been hearing about NFTs lately and I was wondering if investing in some would pay off in the future. I've heard some great stories when people have become off richer because of it. Should I consider purchasing a NFT?
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Putting savings in partners name to reduce tax liability
Anybody put any of their savings into their wife/husbands name to reduce tax liability where one partner is a Basic tax and the other is a higher tax payer. Other than the obvious risk of them running off with your money, are there any other pitfalls / things to consider if doing that?
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