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£15000 to save, but confused with so many choices
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info_maniac
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I need the ability to have instant access to my money, so I will not bother about the fixed rate term deposits for the complete amount. Although I can go for a term deposit or a regular saver for half the amount.
If I look at a one year period, what are the best options for me??
I thought of going for a top paying Instant access account and then drip-feeding the RS from it. Also, I missed the bus for the Halifax 10% RS, so the next best rate I can get for a RS is with Barclays at the moment - 7.75%.
I did my calculations and noticed that instead of drip-feeding the RS from the savings account, if I feed the RS with part of my new money and the rest to the savings account, I will be having the same amount in the end.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. :T
If I look at a one year period, what are the best options for me??
I thought of going for a top paying Instant access account and then drip-feeding the RS from it. Also, I missed the bus for the Halifax 10% RS, so the next best rate I can get for a RS is with Barclays at the moment - 7.75%.
I did my calculations and noticed that instead of drip-feeding the RS from the savings account, if I feed the RS with part of my new money and the rest to the savings account, I will be having the same amount in the end.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. :T
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you could have a look at NS&I if you are happy to keep the money in for a year - this pays out tax free-if you want instant access have a look at the best interest rates around on moneysupermarket.com eg Kaupthing Edge which also has a 6 month savings term which may suit youKeep the Faith:cool:0
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