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Consumerist wrote: »Well, according to my calcs: £2,791.53 interest on £20,000 over 5 years works out to be the 2.65% AER advertised.
There must be something wrong with my calculator :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
20000 x 2.79% = 558 x 5 =
20000 x 2.65% = 530 x 5 =
https://www.ubluk.com/pages/index/interest_rate_sheet scroll to bottom0 -
bristolleedsfan wrote: »There must be something wrong with my calculator
20000 x 2.79% = 558 x 5 =
20000 x 2.65% = 530 x 5 =
. . .
20,530 x 2.65% = £544 x 1 = the interest you get in the second year
and so on . .Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.0 -
I've been told the Coventry 30 day notice ISA @ 1.35% will be withdrawn TONIGHT.0
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Principality BS 2year fixed rate isa was 1.67 now 1.55.0
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Kazza242, this is a fantastic piece of work but would it be possible to also record if the ISAs are flexible or not?Reed0
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Minimum deposit on United Trust Bank ISAs is now £15,000 (up from £5,000).R.I.P. Bart. The best cat there ever was. :sad:0
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Reed_Richards wrote: »Kazza242, this is a fantastic piece of work but would it be possible to also record if the ISAs are flexible or not?
Thanks. Yes, I have been thinking about adding a new field to indicate whether an ISA is flexible or not. I had already added some info into the notes about this, but a separate field might make it clearer.Please call me 'Kazza'.0 -
Nottingham BS Easy Access ISA (issue 2) - 1.20%
Rate guarantee? No. Rate effective from: 26/02/2018.
Minimum deposit: £10. Operated via: Branch.
Notes: This ISA can only be opened in branchif you invest your maximum allowance on 26 February 2019 and withdraw £500 on 5 March 2019, you would not be able to add any more to your account until 6 April 2019
So this one is not flexible.Reed0 -
I ve had a letter to say that Buckinghamshire Building Society is to increase my Help to Buy ISA rate from 2.25 to 2.4pc from 1st July for all new and existing customers.If you want to be rich, never, ever have kids0
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Coventry BS have superseded their Easy Access Cash ISA (7) with issue 8, paying only 1.05%: https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/consumer/product/savings/cash_isa/easy-access-isa-8.htmlReed0
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