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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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4% on a regular payment will work out at around the same as 2% if the full allowance is paid in at the start.0
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Read the drip-feeding section: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-regular-savings-accounts#dripfeed
Reg Saver calc: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-regular-savings-accounts#calculator
Normal savings calc: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest#calc
You might well find that, with the current ISA rates, a combination of Current Accounts (e.g. FlexDirect) and Regular Savers (non-ISA ones) might work better for you than putting your money straight into an ISA. Generally this does not apply if you have the entire allowance available as an upfront lump sum.0 -
MoneySaverLog wrote: »4% on a regular payment will work out at around the same as 2% if the full allowance is paid in at the start.0
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Having failed with the Coventry, I have now suceeded in opening a Tesco ISA online. Problem is that I need to transfer funds into it. At this late stage I can only do this by debit card by phone. Currently waited 25 minutes, but "they value my call" and "will answer shortly". Lines shut in 57 minutes.
Failed with Coventry?
for best transfer (without locking away) its Santander 2.5% BEING WITHDRAWN TOMORROW, OPEN ONLINE NOW TO LOCK IN RATE.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4535259
You can get transfer form online & delay transfer, although they told me it was best to book an appointment for that 2 weeks before maturity!
I'm booked in for next month!TARGET Deposit for my 1st house!:A NEED£30k:eek: WANT£45k GOT 1stDRegSaver:£1200@ 6% GROSS 1/10/15||SantanderISA:£11,820.41 @ 2.30% 16/04/16| Newcastle BS ISA:£15,149.80 @ 3.02%|Santander123 Cashback earnings: £274.48|TotalCashSavings:£32,302|Last Update:22/2/15:T
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This sounds a pretty good rate, but has barely had a mention.
I was about to transfer into this account - before doing so, is there something I should know?Stopped smoking 27/12/2007, but could start again at any time :eek:0 -
Leeds Building Society Online ISA
This sounds a pretty good rate, but has barely had a mention.
I was about to transfer into this account - before doing so, is there something I should know?
Can't see anything wrong with this one. I've a non ISA account with the Leeds and the online system works well. With the oddity that it's very easy to get cash out and quite difficult to put substantial money in! Still, ISA transfers won't hit this quirk.0 -
Failed with Coventry?
for best transfer (without locking away) its Santander 2.5% BEING WITHDRAWN TOMORROW, OPEN ONLINE NOW TO LOCK IN RATE.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4535259
You can get transfer form online & delay transfer, although they told me it was best to book an appointment for that 2 weeks before maturity!
I'm booked in for next month!
My fail was in my attempt to open a 2012-13 ISA with the Coventry. I thought that as I had funds already in an online Coventry account, I could move them to the Coventry ISA at the last minute. I hadn't read all the small print and thought that answering the question "do you want to open the ISA for this tax year" with a "yes" would open it in the tax year we were in on 5 April.I'm a Forum Ambassador on the housing, mortgages & student money saving boards. I volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly. Forum Ambassadors are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an illegal or inappropriate post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com (it's not part of my role to deal with this). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.0 -
My fail was in my attempt to open a 2012-13 ISA with the Coventry. I thought that as I had funds already in an online Coventry account, I could move them to the Coventry ISA at the last minute. I hadn't read all the small print and thought that answering the question "do you want to open the ISA for this tax year" with a "yes" would open it in the tax year we were in on 5 April.
I actually thought that was a badly worded question too, as I knew it was for new year only but I was opening it on 5th so still last year!:eek:
Have you thought about where your going to transfer your previous ISA(s)TARGET Deposit for my 1st house!:A NEED£30k:eek: WANT£45k GOT 1stDRegSaver:£1200@ 6% GROSS 1/10/15||SantanderISA:£11,820.41 @ 2.30% 16/04/16| Newcastle BS ISA:£15,149.80 @ 3.02%|Santander123 Cashback earnings: £274.48|TotalCashSavings:£32,302|Last Update:22/2/15:T
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This sounds a pretty good rate, but has barely had a mention.
I was about to transfer into this account - before doing so, is there something I should know?
This is listed on first page of this thread but it's not the top payer!
Coventrys Poppy ISA is top @ 2.6% also on first page, :T to KazzaTARGET Deposit for my 1st house!:A NEED£30k:eek: WANT£45k GOT 1stDRegSaver:£1200@ 6% GROSS 1/10/15||SantanderISA:£11,820.41 @ 2.30% 16/04/16| Newcastle BS ISA:£15,149.80 @ 3.02%|Santander123 Cashback earnings: £274.48|TotalCashSavings:£32,302|Last Update:22/2/15:T
10 year anniversary0
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