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£1.5k to invest
meeee_3
Posts: 4 Newbie
i have just "acquired £1.5k", and have a mini cash ISA, however, my limit will be exceeded for this year if I deposit it.
Rather than leave it in my current account for a month, what is the best way to invest it till next month?
Also, the interest rates on my ISA arent "the best" (Britannia) so is it worthwhile looking into moving it?
Thanks
Rather than leave it in my current account for a month, what is the best way to invest it till next month?
Also, the interest rates on my ISA arent "the best" (Britannia) so is it worthwhile looking into moving it?
Thanks
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First of all, make sure you use up all your cash ISA limit for this year. It hardly seems opening another savings account until 6th April - you would only earn about £6 between now and then on the full £1500 anyway. If you already have a savings account then use it until 6th April, then open another ISA based on the best payer on the site listed below:
MoneySupermarket - Credit card, mortgage and loan calculator0 -
Paul_Varjak wrote:First of all, make sure you use up all your cash ISA limit for this year. It hardly seems opening another savings account until 6th April - you would only earn about £6 between now and then on the full £1500 anyway. If you already have a savings account then use it until 6th April, then open another ISA based on the best payer on the site listed below:
MoneySupermarket - Credit card, mortgage and loan calculator
thanks, that was what i was expecting!! (the 1.5 is after using the balance left)0
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