Where Are You Transferring Your IceSave ISA's To?

daveonline

Stompa wrote: »

Thanks for that. Thought I'd try a quick Google for "ISA Promise" and discovered this:

http://www.hbosplc.com/media/pressreleases/articles/halifax/2008-08-27-TheHalifax.asp?section=Halifax

Good to see it in writing at last!

Agree, good find that Stompa - have a thank you.

CompletelyLost

Are there any decent 1-year fixed rates left? Only one I can find is BM at 4.5% (actually... has BM at 4.5% gone now? I can only see 4% on their site).

I have my money in a fixed Egg saver (5.04% net) and am tempted to just keep it there... but what's the likelihood of there being any decent fixed rates left around Feb/March?

Thomas_Crown

Decent rates? Well, there's National Counties BS 4.6% fixed for 3 years or 4.3% fixed for 1 year. Cheshire BS 4.5% fixed for 1 year. Halifax 4.00% fixed for 1 year.

cottager

ICICI have up to 5.75% gross/4.60% net for HiSave Fixed Rate, 12 months (4.89%/3.91% for 6m)
http://www.icicibank.co.uk/hisave_fixedrate.html

Principality have 9- and 6-months bonds
http://www.principality.co.uk/default.aspx?page=285

KingL

This is a thread about ISAs......

cottager

Sorry, I misunderstood Thomas Crown's post. I thought he was asking for a better fixed than his Egg Saver. My apologies.

Thomas_Crown

cottager wrote: »

Sorry, I misunderstood Thomas Crown's post. I thought he was asking for a better fixed than his Egg Saver. My apologies.

It was CompletelyLost who was asking about decent 1 year rates for ISAs not me. I was just providing a few examples.

cottager

Note to self: pay attention.

harz99

Like many older people we rely on monthly income to supplement our pensions. Being Icesave Cash Isa customers we are looking for a home for our FSCS money, and wish to keep the tax free status and a monthly income.

Having searched the net the best we deal can find is with Standard Life, whose rate will be dropping shortly, but still will be the highest to meet our criteria.

Has anyone come across a good fixed rate Cash ISA that would give us a monthly income into our main bank account - we live in Scotland which may make a difference.?

KingL

See the links in this thread http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1339779