In need of advice

dragonfly168

Sorry, I know lots of people are asking similar things at the moment, but I hope someone can answer this quickly!

I currently have £3600 in a NatWest Cash Isa Plus that I opened just before the end of the 2008-2009 tax year. I want to stick another £3600 somewhere and I'm not sure whether to open one with A&L and leave the NatWest one where it is or open a new one that I can transfer that too as well.

An additional problem is that I don't know if I can get to an A&L branch, so I may have to go with the Barclays one instead!

Sanzai

Well it is really your decision - if you really want to have all your ISA money in one place and therefore need a new account which allows transfers in, then the A&L flexible ISA is not for you. If you don't mind having your ISA money split between providers, then go ahead and open whichever new account you want.

dragonfly168

Thanks. Does anyone know anything about the interest rate on the Natwest Cash Plus ISA?

Sanzai

From their website, this is the link to current rates of interest: http://www.natwest.com/personal/savings/g6/rates.ashx

This is the link to previous accounts which are no longer available: http://www.natwest.com/personal/savings/g6/rates/previous-rates.ashx

The Cash ISA Plus rates are at the bottom, but I am not sure which rate you might have had. Depends on whether you are an Advantage Gold/Private member.