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Beginners help please!
ejmdkb
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Hi,
Not sure if I am in the right place, but there seems to be lots and lots of information available and I am not sure where to start.
I have recently got engaged, and due to get married in 18 months time.
I would like to put some money aside each month, perhaps £100 or so, and will need access for deposits and such - but no sure the best way of going about this.
I am not sure which account/isa to go for, and keep hearing all these things about banks crashing and I don't now enough about it to make an informed decision?!
Any help/advice please - or if I have posted in the wrong place can someone point me in the right direction please?!
Not sure if I am in the right place, but there seems to be lots and lots of information available and I am not sure where to start.
I have recently got engaged, and due to get married in 18 months time.
I would like to put some money aside each month, perhaps £100 or so, and will need access for deposits and such - but no sure the best way of going about this.
I am not sure which account/isa to go for, and keep hearing all these things about banks crashing and I don't now enough about it to make an informed decision?!
Any help/advice please - or if I have posted in the wrong place can someone point me in the right direction please?!
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You are protected up to 35K with each banking organisation (some organisations own several banks), so you really have nothing to worry about with such a small sum.
Start with an instant access cash ISA as these give tax free interest, you can save up to £3600 in a cash one each year. Instant access meaning you can get at your money when you wish.
The current best rated/top paying ones are listed here at Moneyfacts.
For more info on ISAs read the guide at the start of this website, here.
Once you've used up your £3600 yearly cash ISA limit, look at instant access savings accounts.0 -
Thats great - thank you! Much appreciated xx0
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