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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

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  • https://www.skipton.co.uk/savings/isas/easy-access  

    Cash eISA Saver Issue 12
     
    2.75%tax-free pa/AER variable

  • Looking just now, no Virgin 1 year fix, now only a 2 year fix available.

    Will it change tomorrow?
    Yeah, cheers but nah, I will stick with yes,  thank you and no. 

    Thank you. 
  • Looking just now, no Virgin 1 year fix, now only a 2 year fix available.

    Will it change tomorrow?

    Before you decide if you want one, look at my post in 'Virgin money cash ISA transfer' ......
  • Looking just now, no Virgin 1 year fix, now only a 2 year fix available.

    Will it change tomorrow?

    Before you decide if you want one, look at my post in 'Virgin money cash ISA transfer' ......

    Probably worded it wrong. Just flagging up there is no longer a 1 year fix (or 3 year for a few days). Thought they might bring some new ones out, for the brave and perhaps mad 😂
    Yeah, cheers but nah, I will stick with yes,  thank you and no. 

    Thank you. 
  • molerat
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    Just tried to open a Tesco 1 year at 3.75%, not the highest interest but just a few clicks from my account rather than messing around with proofs of ID etc.  Once I had tried and failed due to their usual "application timed out" feature I remembered why I don't open new accounts with them !!
  • gowgowuk
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    Shedman said:
    Haven't seen this mentioned elsewhere, but - looks like Charter have pulled their 1 yr fixed ISA - can't see it on their website. 2 yr is still there ....
    Quoting myself because I'm confused .....

    If I go to Charter's website  and ask for 'Fixed rate ISAs' I only see the 2 year ......

    If I 'log in' as myself on the site and go to open a new product, the 1 year is still there ......

    Maybe now only available as exclusive to existing customers?
    Hi, I've just opened a Charter 2-year fixed ISA and transfer my Coventry BS one. I enquire about this and they replied that I can now open a 1-year fixed and once I receive the transfer from Coventry, send a secure message to action my ‘right to cancel’ and they can arrange for the funds to be transferred into your new account. A bit of a faff but feasible
  • ForumUser7
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    edited 17 November 2022 at 11:39AM
    The new Principality rates have been released. Some of the rows are incorrect I believe, i.e. my learner earner issue 3 pays 3.5% not 2.95% so this row is wrong. The First Home Saver Issue 3 rate is also wrong. Therefore perhaps take it with a pinch of salt, but seeing as it is official marketing communication I figured it deserved a post.

    *EDIT* I've noticed this document is named 'Savings Rate Change Branch Notice September' despite being headed November








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  • refluxer
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    edited 17 November 2022 at 4:48PM
    Looks like Kent Reliance have pulled their 3.95% one-year fixed rate ISA, making Castle Trust Bank now the highest for one year at 3.80%.

    Things are changing so often that the comparison sites can't keep up !

  • XDA
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    edited 17 November 2022 at 5:08PM
    https://www.skipton.co.uk/savings/isas/easy-access  

    Cash eISA Saver Issue 12
     
    2.75%tax-free pa/AER variable

    It looks like that’s been pulled from their website?

    They do have a “Cash ISA Saver Issue 16” paying the same 2.75%tax-free pa/AER variable but it’s not available online (Branch, post and phone only).

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  • ForumUser7
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    Nationwide Savings Account Rate Changes (Effective 1st December):


    On 18 November, we increased the interest rates on some of our savings accounts:

    • 1 Year Triple Access Online Saver
    • 1 Year Triple Access Online ISA
    • Flex Instant Saver.

    On 1 December, we’ll be increasing the interest rates on some of our other savings accounts.

    Find out how your savings account's interest rate will change: https://www.nationwide.co.uk/-/assets/nationwidecouk/documents/savings/smd558-important-changes.pdf?rev=5d58bb4757754e84bce2f70bd75b6409







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