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I've just put £20K in a Virgin Money 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash E-ISA (Issue 560) @ 4.11%1
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Which way do you guys think Virgin money will go with the 1 year fix? Should slightly increase the rate with the forecast base rate increase in May?I wasn't expecting them to pull it so soon0
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Of course it’s all Crystal ball stuff but it would appear that one more 0.25pc rise is coming which is I would suspect to be priced in by now on most fixes.If big if, things go as many predict that may be it, if so fixes can’t have much more to increase by, there has a been quite a bit of movement today albeit not big increases but this probably driven by certain institutions wanting to get some money in more than anything.I have opened a 2yr 4.28% paragon will wait a week or so then take the plunge.
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Virgin are usually towards the top so I would expect the next 1 yr about 4.20% plus.1
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Am I right in thinking I can pay £16k into a new 2023/24 ISA, then transfer any maturing ISA 1 year fixes into that new 2023/24 ISA (once they've matured), and then transfer that amount to as many new ISAs this tax year as I want, providing I transfer the full balance each time?
As in, the rules are:- Only pay "new money" into one ISA (of each type) each tax year, but
- Unlimited transfers of "existing ISA money" into new ISAs, providing the whole balance is moved across each time?
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dcs34 said:Am I right in thinking I can pay £16k into a new 2023/24 ISA, then transfer any maturing ISA 1 year fixes into that new 2023/24 ISA (once they've matured), and then transfer that amount to as many new ISAs this tax year as I want, providing I transfer the full balance each time?
As in, the rules are:- Only pay "new money" into one ISA (of each type) each tax year, but
- Unlimited transfers of "existing ISA money" into new ISAs, providing the whole balance is moved across each time?
You'll need to make sure that all the receiving ISAs accept transfers in (some don't).I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Savings & Investments, Small Biz MoneySaving and House Buying, Renting & Selling boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the Report button, or by e-mailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.1 -
Can't get into the Virgin link for Issue 560 right now due to maintenance... but these are the details2010 said:
You might have jumped the gun with that. Currently Virgin hasn't got a one year fix on offer. Waiting for issue 561.SandyN21 said:I've just put £20K in a Virgin Money 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash E-ISA (Issue 560) @ 4.11%
https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1752840/virgin-money-fixed-cash-ISA-interest-rate
Issue 561 is fixed for two years
https://uk.virginmoney.com/savings/products/2_year_fixed_rate_cash_e_isa_issue_561
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dcs34 said:Am I right in thinking I can pay £16k into a new 2023/24 ISA, then transfer any maturing ISA 1 year fixes into that new 2023/24 ISA (once they've matured), and then transfer that amount to as many new ISAs this tax year as I want, providing I transfer the full balance each time?
As in, the rules are:- Only pay "new money" into one ISA (of each type) each tax year, but
- Unlimited transfers of "existing ISA money" into new ISAs, providing the whole balance is moved across each time?
You can pay in £20k
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