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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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Middle_Sister wrote: »I can't see this on their website. Does that mean its been withdrawn?
Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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Consumerist wrote: »Looks like it. It seems you've got to be quick to get a decent rate these days.
Whilst it looks like the 1 year fixed rate Isa has been withdrawn, Yorkshire Building Society are now offering a 3 year fixed rate Isa paying 2.5% to 30.09.17, with a minimum deposit of only £100.
Transfers in are allowed.
However, early closure is only permitted subject to equivalent to 180 days' loss of interest.0 -
Think the 1 year 2% vanished around 27/08 - nothing at all on the YBS site, financial press etc, just there it was, gone...0
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Yorkshire Bank 40 day notice 2% for amounts over 24k:
Details here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/50465540 -
2 Year Fixed Rate Options Isa Issue 106 available at 2.00%.
Matures on 20th October 2016 with a minimum deposit and balance of £500.
Transfers in are allowed.
Closure and transfers out available with 120 days' loss of interest.0 -
It's no where near high enough for me personally IMHO for that length of time given the potential for future rate rises.
I'm just transferring my Newcastle Building Society ISA which has matured from a 5% 5 year fix (those were the days!) to 0.5%. I'm parking it into the YBS 2% 1 year fix mentioned above as that seems a good rate over a short period of time.
I'm not putting any new money into that though this year but putting more into in my S&S ISA (after maxing out Santander/Lloyds Current A/cs.)
I agree. I wouldn't go for a 5 year fix at that rate.
I'm not sure what to do now my Santander 4% fixed rate is up. I believe it is now getting 1.5% on the ISA Saver but I would like to fix it for a year at 2%0 -
Post Office Fixed Rate Cash ISA Issue 13 now available for 1, 2 or 3 years.
Minimum deposit is £500.
Rates are:
1.70% for 1 year
1.95% for 2 years
2.10% for 3 years
Transfers in are allowed but no further deposits after the account has been opened.
The only way to access funds before maturity is to close the ISAs and lose 90 days’ interest on the one-year ISA and 180 days’ interest on the two and three-year ISAs.
Transfers out are penalty free.
http://www.postoffice.co.uk/savings-accounts/fixed-rate-cash-isa0
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