Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

RunsFromRobots

I've just completed a survey for Chase about ISAs. It looks like they could be heading this way.

RosieRooBear

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82099752#Comment_82099752

@winkowinko, yes Progressive accepts transfers from Moneybox, it’s on the list as “Digital Moneybox Limited”.

winkowinko

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82099758#Comment_82099758

Thanks. I just automatically scanned my eyes down to the letter 'M'.

Also wondering why they are marketing it as a '1 year' if it's easy access, and the 2 permitted withdrawals can be between April to April, before they reset again. What's 1 year about it?

winkowinko

Presumably, the variable interest rate only lasts for a year before it drops off a cliff? Is that what they mean by '1 year'?

flobbalobbalob

progressive double access cash isa paying 4.6% terms are a bit messed up. They refer to maturing bonds in more than one place eg

Maturity

• We will contact you approximately 14 days before your bond matures to remind you that your bond is maturing. You can view
your bond online.

• On maturity of the bond the quoted fixed rate of interest will cease to apply on the date of maturity and the balance of your
bond will be rolled over into a new variable rate online instant access account at the interest rate applicable at that time.

Hal17

Think I will stick with Coventry 4-Access cash ISA at 4.6%.

winkowinko

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82099804#Comment_82099804

Is that a member's rate or something?

The 4 Access ISA I can see only pays 4.25%

nomorekids

Shawbrook annoyingly also isn't on the Progressive list 😒