Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

bristolleedsfan

I noticed on the weekend that Progressive B.S Clockwork Regular Saver ISA that doesnt end after 12 Months ( No apparent end date) currently paying 2.75% variable rate was and still is also available to existing members of P.B.S irrespective of where they reside.

P.B.S are happy to send application forms through the post to those who dont have access to a printer.

http://www.theprogressive.com/saving...lar-isa-saver/

Archi_Bald

Leeds BS new ISAs already being pulled? http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=68154199&postcount=6

EDIT: may be there was some misunderstanding, since as of Saturday 11th April 2015, these ISAs are still on their website.

badger09

Pulled after only 2 days.

They were probably inundated, as they have been with previous market leading offers

veryintrigued

Ignore this!

ctdctd

Kazza242 wrote: »

The Nottingham Building Society Regular Saver Starter ISA (issue 5), paying 3.00% has been added to the first post, as it is now appearing on Moneyfacts.

For those Southerners that who are considering this, they have a new branch in Harpenden which has only been open a month and is looking for customers! I've just opened mine there and they are nice and friendly and there a chance of free parking outside the front door!

There is also a branch in St Albans for those that like gridlocked roads!

HTH

Kazza242

ctdctd wrote: »

For those Southerners that who are considering this, they have a new branch in Harpenden which has only been open a month and is looking for customers! I've just opened mine there and they are nice and friendly and there a chance of free parking outside the front door!

There is also a branch in St Albans for those that like gridlocked roads!

HTH

Yes, I know. The Harpenden branch called me when they opened for the first time in early March. I have been asking The Nottingham about their plans to launch branches in the south since last July - I know they had always planned to do this when they took over Harrison Murray (the Estate agency) but it got delayed last year. It's the reason that they've been opening branch-based accounts for me via the post since then.

I visited one of the new Hertfordshire-based branches today. The funny thing is the customer before me was opening an ISA and when asked where he had seen it advertised, he mentioned the first post of this thread! He was recommending it to the other customers, including me.

veryintrigued

Kazza242 wrote: »

I visited one of the new Hertfordshire-based branches today. The funny thing is the customer before me was opening an ISA and when asked where he had seen it advertised, he mentioned the first post of this thread! He was recommending it to the other customers, including me.

Fantastic - it had to happen at some point.


What a wry smile you must have had.

ManAtHome

Just had a look at the Yorkshire Bank 40 day notice ISA - from 17/04 they are no longer accepting transfers in (applies to new and existing customers).

http://www.ybonline.co.uk/personal/savings/tax-efficient-savings/cash-isa-40-day-notice/

badger09

That will teach me not to dither

beefturnmail

ManAtHome wrote: »

Just had a look at the Yorkshire Bank 40 day notice ISA - from 17/04 they are no longer accepting transfers in (applies to new and existing customers).

http://www.ybonline.co.uk/personal/savings/tax-efficient-savings/cash-isa-40-day-notice/

Same is true for Clydsedale's equivalent isa

For new customers, wouldn't this be regarded as a variation in the t&c and therefore they have to give 60 days notice? - see section 17 http://www.cbonline.co.uk/resources/1702e3804f81ec05a8bebfc817e3d067/CS7-070415.pdf

Sent off the application in the post last week, so I may not get in by the 17th anyway, but if I did I was intending to to transfer another isa to take me over the 2% threshold. If not, I may as well cancel the transfer as I can get 1.5% without notice at Nationwide.