Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

DragonQ

Thanks for that info, that solves that issue. So it's just a question of whether there's any benefit of keeping the Flexclusive ISA. I can only think of two possible benefits: (a) if they raise the interest rate again (seems extremely unlikely), (b) if they offer a new account that only allows transfers from Flexclusive ISAs (also seems unlikely).

rb10

DragonQ wrote: »

I thought transfers were still done between providers by cheque

Not normally - most of them are electronic, and have been for the past 2-3 years.

apt

Leeds BS now has the best 5 year fix at 3.05%. http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/fixed-rate-isa-5-year.html

The term is slightly over 5 years, but 25% can be accessed without penalty. The Principality 5 year fix is now 2.9%.

Gizmo70

10_66 wrote: »

Post Office Premier Cash ISA 1.80%, according to their website, says it's not currently available.

Seems to be saying that for all their Cash ISAs

melpomene

Post Office were to send me transfer paperwork on 21 Jan but haven't, so I guess that means I have to choose another.

vigman

Have been really ill again and was about to transfer my wife's NatWest ISA balance to the Post Office.....but it is no longer available!

I also just had a letter saying my Barclays ISA bonus is stopping soon and had also considered the Post Office!

Do MSE users think that there will be a rush of offers when the new ISA year starts?

We would ideally like to transfer existing balances as well as using the 14/15 allowances and the Post Office was not allowing additional payments to be made so we could not transfer now and add the allowances at a later date.

I am a Selftrade member, so maybe ought to look at what they might offer me?

Just checked and the cash ISA is not now open to existing members.

Vigman

DragonQ

Sent off my transfer request about a week ago, heard nothing so far...

Kazza242

Hi. I hope everyone is having a good weekend.

I have done some major updates to the first post which I will continue to update this week.

A lot of rates had changed and there have been some new ISA launches.

veryintrigued

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4871071

Think some of these should be on your list Kazza

Am currently transferring into one of the 2% variable no term for past years money by post.

Archi_Bald

veryintrigued wrote: »

Am currently transferring into one of the 2% variable no term for past years money by post.

without going into a Branch?