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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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Secure Trust have just topped the 1 year fixed rate table @ 3.65% - minimum balance £1000 and transfers in allowed
https://www.securetrustbank.com/savings/fixed-rate-cash-isas/1-year-fixed-rate-cash-isa
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The latest Tesco Instant Cash ISA now pays 1.86%, up from 1.61% on the previous issue.2
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Nationwide Triple Access ISA is now 2%3
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Shawbrook 1 year Issue 63 - 3.70%3
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I'm thinking of transferring my 2 year Paragon @ 1.64% over to the just launched Shawbrook 1 year fix at 3.70% even with the £650sh penalty it works out better I think!!!
I already have that 6 month fixed savings account with Shawbrook so can i just open the ISA by logging into my Shawbrook account & applying or do I need to start from scratch?
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SickGroove said:I'm thinking of transferring my 2 year Paragon @ 1.64% over to the just launched Shawbrook 1 year fix at 3.70% even with the £650sh penalty it works out better I think!!!
I already have that 6 month fixed savings account with Shawbrook so can i just open the ISA by logging into my Shawbrook account & applying or do I need to start from scratch?If you log in, some of your details will be pre-filled so saving some time.I've been doing some early closures lately too. I use a spreadsheet to see what the notional value of the new ISA would be at the original maturity date. If it's going to be worth more by the original maturity date then the early closure is definitely worthwhile to me.
Warning: In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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Just log in and create new account and they will use details they already have. Just done the same this morning.1
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Virgin have dropped their fixed rates...0
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digannio said:Just log in and create new account and they will use details they already have. Just done the same this morning.0
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intalex said:Virgin have dropped their fixed rates...Yeah, cheers but nah, I will stick with yes, thank you and no.
Thank you.0
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