Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

adindas

Superb info thank you very much. Just check it is still 3%, so do not need to move it at the moment ....

jen245 wrote: »

You can check it on online banking, there is a link when you click into your account, that says "more account details".

dave_dph

adindas wrote: »

Thanks. Yes mine was 3% when opened. So hopefully I still get 3% but will check it with them ...

Plus if you're crediting £1000 per month into your Reward Current Account you'll be getting an additional 0.2% interest on your Reward ISA, making it 3.2%

If you use their online banking service just click on "See more account options" once you are viewing your ISA transactions, it will show the current interest rate excluding the reward bonus.

boobbby

Northern Rock Issue 183 is a one year fixed rate cash ISA paying 3.2% valid until 15th January 2013. Accepts transfers in for 30 days

dave_dph

Is this a new offer from Northern Rock? Can't find it on the site.

boobbby

dave_dph wrote: »

Is this a new offer from Northern Rock? Can't find it on the site.

Its very strange but this offer only came out on the 22nd December 2011 but you have to go to the history of interest rates to find it
http://www.northernrock.co.uk/savings/existing/find-your-existing-account/

molerat

boobbby wrote: »

Its very strange but this offer only came out on the 22nd December 2011 but you have to go to the history of interest rates to find it
http://www.northernrock.co.uk/savings/existing/find-your-existing-account/

It think this is an invitation only loyalty account for maturing fixed rate accounts. Might be worth phoning if you are an existing customer.

boobbby

molerat wrote: »

It think this is an invitation only loyalty account for maturing fixed rate accounts. Might be worth phoning if you are an existing customer.

Your could be right as they have already offered it to me as my fixed ends in January !!

DrunkDancingMonkey

Great thread. I was looking to set an ISA up before the end of this tax year to get this years allowance in on time and then as soon as the new tax year starts put in that years allowance as well. Is it possible to start up a new ISA now and have the option to cancel it in April in case a better rate comes up. At the moment it looks like the AA have the best clean account, but cant find if there is a closure penalty on it or not. I dont want to lock money away as a better rate might come up when I have more money in there and dont want to lose out on potential interest. Any help apprecaited.

MoneySaverLog

AA's internet ISA 3.05% is instant access so you should be able to do a transfer to a better rate in the new tax year if there is one.

Bullwinkle

Just gone on Governor Money site and the Saffrond BS Fixed Rate ISA 3 year is sold out.:(