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Where is the best place to put £500
bmwboi99
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hi
i have £500 to save/invest, however i am only 17 so i dont think i can buy any type of shares or open a trading account ?
dont need instant access to the money and could probably lock away for a year
was looking at the nottingham building societys 1yr cash isa at 5% any opinions on this or any other alternatives?
thanks
p.s. i live in northern ireland and dont currently have a job if that helps
i have £500 to save/invest, however i am only 17 so i dont think i can buy any type of shares or open a trading account ?
dont need instant access to the money and could probably lock away for a year
was looking at the nottingham building societys 1yr cash isa at 5% any opinions on this or any other alternatives?
thanks
p.s. i live in northern ireland and dont currently have a job if that helps
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any thoughts? plz0
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Putting it in a cash ISA is a great idea. I haven't looked at what the current best is but the best instant-access one (that allows transfers out with no notice or penalty) would be my idea of a good place to start.0
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I think everyone is looking for the Nottingham BS account paying 5%. I think you have this wrong.any thoughts? plz
Assuming you are a non-taxpayer you need to compare the best gross rate (ie. no tax deducted) with the ISA rate. You can get 3.25% from the Derbyshire with easy access, or 3.45% with the Skipton fixed for one year.0 -
Cash ISA buddy0
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its the starter isa issue one you can pay in £445 a month max and mi0
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*miss payments as far as i am aware0
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Wow, you are quite right, my apologies.its the starter isa issue one you can pay in £445 a month max and mi
This looks like an amazingly good deal.
http://www.thenottingham.com/savings/starter-isa-issue-1/
The only drawback may be that it is only available in branches, but if you have one near I suggest you go for it. Well spotted!
EDIT: I have started a new thread in the ISA section about this account.0 -
Fortnight in MagalufI have a deep burning indifference0
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i know this sounds stupid but can u not apply for it in the post? i live in northern ireland
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