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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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Is the Punjab Bank covered by the FCSC scheme?0
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What does it say on their website?0
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easilyconfused wrote: »Is the Punjab Bank covered by the FCSC scheme?
You can check directly with the FCSC here
This is possibly better than just relying on the honesty of a financial website..."The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts."
Bertrand Russell. British author, mathematician, & philosopher (1872 - 1970)0 -
Is the YBS Fixed ISA still available ... On front page it says ... But not on website ?
Yorkshire BS Fixed Rate ISA - 1.75%
Minimum deposit: £15,000.
Notes: Fixed until 31/12/2015.0 -
Is <this> what you're looking for?milton1970 wrote: »Is the YBS Fixed ISA still available ...
If so, applications in branch or by post only.
Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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Thanks - appreciate that the link works but if you go from the YBS home page it is not listed as available. Only the fixed 3yr is a is listed?
The website allows you to request an application form - I did .. They sent an application for the 3 year isa
So ... Suspect it is no longer available ...0 -
I think this:
http://www.postoffice.co.uk/savings-accounts/premier-cash-isa
Could go in the OP under "Variable Rate Cash NISAs that accept transfers in"0 -
Just been informed the market leading 6% junior ISA from Halifax is reducing to 4% from January 2015.I took this out nearly 3 years ago based on the 6% rate. I would love any advice on whether i should move transfer and when to move? This was the Juniour isa rate if you have it linked to your own ISA.0
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Just been informed the market leading 6% junior ISA from Halifax is reducing to 4% from January 2015.I took this out nearly 3 years ago based on the 6% rate. I would love any advice on whether i should move transfer and when to move? This was the Juniour isa rate if you have it linked to your own ISA.
Where do you get more than 4% for a cash JISA?0 -
Virgin Money 2 year Fixed Rate Cash Isa (to 15th November 2016) available Issue 114 with a rate of 2.10%.
Minimum deposit is £1.
Transfers in are allowed and additional deposits are allowed for up to 30 days after the account has been opened.
Early access to the money is available subject to 90 days loss of interest.
http://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/find/Virgin_Fixed_Rate_Cash_ISA_Issue_114/overview/0
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