Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

gwapenut

I think with half of economists expecting a half percent rise in September, and the other half expecting a quarter point rise, the current fixed rates don't look particularly appealing versus 1.8% easy access ISAs.

jak22

Fixes don't seem to be improving so much over the last couple of months.

For non-ISAs I would be looking for a gap above variable of 0.7% for 6 months and 1.4% for a 12 months fix so that there's a good chance the fixed will average out better even after the variable catches up at some point.

For ISAs gaps never seem to be as good, but if ISA easy access variable rates are starting to hit 1.8% then any 12 month fixes really ought to be closer to 3.0% 

t1redmonkey

New table topper easy access ISA from Skipton at 1.6%: https://www.skipton.co.uk/savings/isas/easy-access

2010

Nationwide Triple Access ISA (issue 15)   1.5% from today.

Newly_retired

Skipton Fixed rate ISA 16m  2.75% min £10K
Skipton BS cash eISA saver  1.6%. flexible.

Santander new fixed rate ISAs, rates guaranteed until 1 October
2.30% for 1 yr
2.5% for 18m
2.8% for 2yrs

Expotter

Santander easy access eISA (issue14) also 1.5% from today.

Kazza242

The first post has been updated to include the new variable and fixed rate ISAs, as well as the new increased rates on the existing ISA products.

Sarah1Mitty2

Interesting thread, thanks.

isasmurf

Coventry have 1, 2 and 3 year fixed ISAs  for 2.5%, 2.75% and 2.9% respectively 

DJSINGH

I just opened a santander 2.3% fix yesterday. I am within 14 days of opening and can close.
Would I be allowed to open a new ISA with Coventry Building Society?