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Isa comparison - Halifax v Principality
rob_kzk
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Hi All,
I currently have my Isa with First Direct and I would like to transfer this to a better rate as my one year half decent interest rate has now ceased.
I notice that Halifax and the Principality BS are offering Isa's with comparable rates and allow transfers in, however which one would people go for?
So far I've noticed that Halifax are making a pledge about paying interest from the day that the Isa application is received and I've noticed that Principality seem to offer ok customer service so thought I would gauge the opinions of others before going for it!
All opinions / advice appreciated.
Thanks.
Rob
I currently have my Isa with First Direct and I would like to transfer this to a better rate as my one year half decent interest rate has now ceased.
I notice that Halifax and the Principality BS are offering Isa's with comparable rates and allow transfers in, however which one would people go for?
So far I've noticed that Halifax are making a pledge about paying interest from the day that the Isa application is received and I've noticed that Principality seem to offer ok customer service so thought I would gauge the opinions of others before going for it!
All opinions / advice appreciated.
Thanks.
Rob
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Without a doubt, Halifax.
You will get more interest, because of their ISA promise, plus if you have a current account you'll get an extra 0.2%.0 -
I've gone for the Halifax due to their promise on paying the interest when receiving the form.0
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