Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

gump111

I have a nationwide eISA, but no capacity at the moment to put new money into it, which is the best ISA to transfer to online with easy access, using the existing ISA savings?

innovate

Check post 1 in this thread.

AlwaysLearnin

gump111 wrote: »

I have a nationwide eISA, but no capacity at the moment to put new money into it, which is the best ISA to transfer to online with easy access, using the existing ISA savings?

Look at post #1 of this thread.

Edit: trigger fingers innovate beats me again...!

aspiration_2

AlwaysLearnin wrote: »

Look at post #1 of this thread.

To the moderators:

Is there any way of adding a modified date (at the top somewhere) for post #1 whilst keeping the original date ?

Thanks

saintalan

It shows at the bottom of the post

Last edited by Kazza242; 19-04-2013 at 4:39 PM. Reason: List updated...

EDIT

marathonic

aspiration wrote: »

To the moderators:

Is there any way of adding a modified date (at the top somewhere) for post #1 whilst keeping the original date ?

Thanks

There's an 'edited' date at the bottom - and it's updated very frequently....

aspiration_2

saintalan wrote: »

It shows at the bottom of the post

Last edited by Kazza242; 19-04-2013 at 4:39 PM. Reason: List updated...

Yes - thanks.

The post is long and it is not obvious at the beginning/top that post #1 is current. Hence my request.

dhs87

Monmouthshire Building Society: Member's Loyalty ISA, 3.1% fixed for 5 years. Available to those who had accounts on or before 5th April 2013.

http://www.monbs.com/members-loyalty-isa-summary-box-product-details/

Peteremin

Many people are abandoning the high street banks who let us all down, in favour of investing their money in credit unions, this one currently has a 3% ISA and you can join now, you don't have to be an existing customer:

Its through the dotcomunity credit union which has national coverage

I've just transferred my limit in!

pittspitch

Am I correct in reading that to beocme a member of the dotcomunity credit union (Lifetime cost £5) I first have to be a member of the dotcomunity itself, cost £30 PA, this rate for individual membership with no concessions. Thanks