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Dealmad
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Hi , can anyone help
I want to take my money out of NSI around £6000 and put it in a higher intrest account.
does anyone know which one would be good for me , i can leave it in for about 3-5 years as i dont need it at the present time.
Obviously im looking for a higher intrest possible with no risk of losing my money
I want to take my money out of NSI around £6000 and put it in a higher intrest account.
does anyone know which one would be good for me , i can leave it in for about 3-5 years as i dont need it at the present time.
Obviously im looking for a higher intrest possible with no risk of losing my money
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assuming you are a tax payer the NSI index linked certificates are pretty good - you could also think about using your ISA allowance (this money is also tax free) - if you want a savings account have a look at moneysupermarket.com - if you are a tax payer(especially a higher rate tax payer then the other two options would probably be better as they are tax free)Keep the Faith:cool:0
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Yes,you need to declare your tax status.Higher,lower or none at all?
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