Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

Kernel_Sanders

The waiting list for appointments to open this is long. Before Easter it was nearly a fortnight at Mansfield and over that at Sutton.

Froggitt

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

The waiting list for appointments to open this is long. Before Easter it was nearly a fortnight at Mansfield and over that at Sutton.

Presumably they treat this account, with a decent rate, as a paid for sales lead, therefore use the opportunity to flog all sorts of carp at the opening.

eskbanker

adindas wrote: »

I am aware that this thread is about "Mini Cash ISAs: The Best ISAs currently available List". But the one I will put forward below is another way of maximising the inetrest of cash ISA.

[...starter's guide to flexible ISAs...]

Certainly, I will be thankful if I could make my cash ISA money to go further. So, I definitely welcome a discussion, critics to maximise the interest on your cash ISA.

I'd politely suggest that if you want to discuss that, then open a separate thread for it, since you already recognise that this thread is specifically about best cash ISA products rather than a broader discussion of what to do with money that isn't in cash ISAs!

mary

Probably having a senior moment here but what is RSA (Regular Saving .......)?

adonis

Regular savings account

Consumerist

Given the paltry rates available on flexible ISAs, this is about all they are good for, if you can find one.

I think most banks have woken up to the idea that this practice is their sole purpose since the introduction of the Personal Savings Allowance.

MumOf2

Just to say that the 3-year E-ISA issue 320 has been pulled. They still have a 3-year fixed at 1.85% but it's open instore, on the phone, etc.


MumOf2

Emily_Joy

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

The waiting list for appointments to open this is long. Before Easter it was nearly a fortnight at Mansfield and over that at Sutton.

It is somewhat shorter in Leicester.

akh43

The Aldermore fixed ISA rates have all dropped from 12/4/18 so need updating, they are now 1 year 1.40%, 2 year 1.65% and 3 year 1.80%.

Kazza242

The first post of this thread has been updated.