Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

Nick_C

badger09 wrote: »

That might be a wise move for you, but many people use their Cash ISA as a home for their 'emergency' cash funds. Placing those funds in a S&S ISA would not be a wise move for them

Completely agree. My cash ISAs are long term savings, and anything less that 3% net just isn't worth bothering with IMO.

Froggitt

Nick_C wrote: »

Current rates are ridiculous. I'm moving my maturing cash ISA to a self invested stocks and shares ISA

And in the week and a bit since your post, if you did what you said you would do, depending on which stocks you've chosen, you've managed to shave around 10% off the value of your ISA.

Congrats.

planteria

that;s not very nice Froggitt:p

Froggitt

Hey long time Dave

He's either got carp timing, or he's just hot air.

Consumerist

Froggitt wrote: »

He's either got carp timing, . . .

Sounds a bit fishy to me.

Froggitt

Ta da - dink

planteria

long time indeed:beer:

Nick_C

Froggitt wrote: »

Hey long time Dave

He's either got carp timing, or he's just hot air.

Thanks for your concern. My self managed portfolio is delivering 5% net income, and capital growth of RPI + 2.1%. Good luck with your cash ISAs.

Nick_C

BTW my portfolio has dropped 0.5% since June 18. Markets fluctuate. Its the nature of investing.

AndyPK

nationwide have dropped the rates on their new isa's

http://www.nationwide.co.uk/isas/compare-isas