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natwest isa
shazkhan111
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i transferred an isa to natwest in november. Coming up to the new tax year i want to top it up.
What rate would i get on funds added? I am currently getting a 2% bonus on the balance i transferred.
What rate would i get on funds added? I am currently getting a 2% bonus on the balance i transferred.
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You would get the current rate plus the bonus until that rate guarantee expires. This seems to be right looking at the t&c's for NW e-isa. What type of isa is it? Have you looked at the t&c's for that account?
http://www.natwest.com/personal/savings/g2/isas/cash-isa-plus.ashx#tabs=section3"Every Pounds A Prisoner "
"Loyalty to the Best Interest Rate"
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You will get the full bonus on the whole balance of your isashazkhan111 wrote: »i transferred an isa to natwest in november. Coming up to the new tax year i want to top it up.
What rate would i get on funds added? I am currently getting a 2% bonus on the balance i transferred.
Kavanne
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its the one when they had the offer for transfers at 7.32% on balances over £27,000. Currently paying:
Including 2% bonus (For ISA transfers requested 18 Sep to 9 Nov 2008)
BalanceAER
(variable)Gross RateNet Rate£27,000+4.05%3.98%N/A£18,000 - £26,9993.65%3.59%N/A£15,000 - £17,9993.39%3.34%N/A£9,000 - £14,9993.19%3.14%N/A£1 - £8,9993.04%3.00%N/A
I do remember reading somewhere that the rate and bonus is payable on the transfered balance only and new funds would get a lower interest rate however i cant find this anywhere.0 -
Do you remember what the name of the ISA was?"Every Pounds A Prisoner "
"Loyalty to the Best Interest Rate"
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I have been in branch to ask this same question, the answer was - we will receive the 2% bonus on this coming tax years' deposit up until the date we opened the account, ie November, 2009.0
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hmmm, thanks for the comments0
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