Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

colsten

1kevfp wrote: »

* Santander have stated on their web they will only apply the base rate cut to ALL products

Here is what Santander said. Not saying that they will cut current account rates, although that might just be bad editorship

jimbow25

badger09 wrote: »

Are you making the most of high interest current accounts and/or regular savers?

Thanks for the pointer and good question.
I'm maxing out First Direct 6% regular saver. No special arrangement with current accounts. I have about £4k available which should be 5k before long.

Been a Lloyds customer for ages with a dormant account, might look at the Club Lloyds 4% for that amount of money which would at least earn £200 interest a year instead of £40-50.

I have another dormant current account I could switch in and a attach the 2 necessary direct debits but even that might not be necessary. A bit off topic I know (sorry) but any suggestions on how to manage the £1,500 monthly funding? Do people just nakedly cycle the same money between 2 accounts (if so which other would you use?)

eskbanker

jimbow25 wrote: »

Been a Lloyds customer for ages with a dormant account, might look at the Club Lloyds 4% for that amount of money which would at least earn £200 interest a year instead of £40-50.

I have another dormant current account I could switch in and a attach the 2 necessary direct debits but even that might not be necessary. A bit off topic I know (sorry) but any suggestions on how to manage the £1,500 monthly funding? Do people just nakedly cycle the same money between 2 accounts (if so which other would you use?)

Yes, I fund my Club Lloyds from another Lloyds current account with a £1,500 internal transfer every month (but I'm usually fully dressed at the time!)

1kevfp

Just had a rant with FD ref their rate cut and got it logged as an official complaint, hmm. They confirmed the reg month saver is still @6% fixed for 12 months, but will be undertaking a review in October for NEW reg savings, so it works out paying approx £117 gross on £300 month x 12 which equates to approx 3.25% gross, better than nowt.
As the call was being recorded, I left the lady with the thought for the FD directors to consider on the Brexit vote not going the gov way and the fact the French peasants brought down the monachy during the French revolution - Power To The People ��! ( Citizen Smith 1970s)

MARTYM8`

Leeds 2 year fixed rate isa paying 1.4% has been removed from its website (along with the 3.05% regular saver today).

http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/isa-tax-free-accounts/

lisyloo

MARTYM8` wrote: »

Leeds 2 year fixed rate isa paying 1.4% has been removed from its website (along with the 3.05% regular saver today).

http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/isa-tax-free-accounts/

Am I correct in thinking those if us who've opened the account already, will still get it?

badger09

jimbow25 wrote: »

Thanks for the pointer and good question.
I'm maxing out First Direct 6% regular saver. No special arrangement with current accounts. I have about £4k available which should be 5k before long.

Been a Lloyds customer for ages with a dormant account, might look at the Club Lloyds 4% for that amount of money which would at least earn £200 interest a year instead of £40-50.

I have another dormant current account I could switch in and a attach the 2 necessary direct debits but even that might not be necessary. A bit off topic I know (sorry) but any suggestions on how to manage the £1,500 monthly funding? Do people just nakedly cycle the same money between 2 accounts (if so which other would you use?)

Staying off topic:o

Many of us cycle money through multiple accounts - lots of information available.

I assume your 'main';) current account is with FD? No interest:(.

An upgrade of a dormant Lloyds account to Club Lloyds is a possible start.

Also take a look at Nationwide Flexdirect 5% on £2500 (only for a year though) with a linked 5% regular saver, and TSB Classic Plus 5% on £2k. A couple of Tesco 3% on £3k are also useful with no DD or minimum monthly funding requirements.

MARTYM8`

lisyloo wrote: »

Am I correct in thinking those if us who've opened the account already, will still get it?

Yes - if you have opened it of course they will honour it.

bxboards

This appears to have been withdrawn:

Newcastle BS Fixed Rate ISA (issue 14) - 1.80%
Minimum deposit: £500.
Notes: Fixed until 24/09/2021.

Biggles

MARTYM8` wrote: »

Leeds 2 year fixed rate isa paying 1.4% has been removed from its website (along with the 3.05% regular saver today).

It's reappeared as a 2-year fix at 1.25% http://www.leedsbuildingsociety.co.uk/savings/isa-tax-free-accounts/2-year-fixed-rate-isa/