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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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Just switched to 5.55% 3 year deal. Such a simple process.
I started on a 3y 5.2% three weeks ago I think it was.
Then 5.5% and now 5.55%. That’s 5.86% compounded over 3 year I think.
For 10 minutes work logging in and switching twice I’ve made £110 extra money if compounded.
Come on Virgin up those rates, Please.0 -
Is there a separate thread for cash ISAs that allow transfer in please?0
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pookey said:Is there a separate thread for cash ISAs that allow transfer in please?
Use the Moneyfacts site and select ISA Transfer as the type and sort by rate order.
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@Bigwheels1111 Do you have any advice on how close to the 14 day window you can get for these ones ?Bigwheels1111 said:Just switched to 5.55% 3 year deal. Such a simple process.
I started on a 3y 5.2% three weeks ago I think it was.
Then 5.5% and now 5.55%. That’s 5.86% compounded over 3 year I think.
For 10 minutes work logging in and switching twice I’ve made £110 extra money if compounded.
Come on Virgin up those rates, Please.
I am in the process of changing my mobile network so am porting my number over and can't access Virgin until it is completed.
I believe I opened the ISA on the 10th July and first funded it on the 11th.
I never know when to start and stop counting
User name should now read NowWhereIWantToBe
Amount overpaid so far £8298 (2022)
Overpayment ready to add to funds when fixed deal runs out July 2027 £24595
Mortgage end date when taken out : July 2050
Mortgage current end date : January 2047
MFW #83 Overpayments for 2025
Jan £304 Feb £346 Mar £298 April £344 May £214 June £200 July £200 Aug £227 Sept £400
Daily interest £3.35
Percentage owned 48.9%0 -
NotWhereIWantToBe said:
@Bigwheels1111 Do you have any advice on how close to the 14 day window you can get for these ones ?Bigwheels1111 said:Just switched to 5.55% 3 year deal. Such a simple process.
I started on a 3y 5.2% three weeks ago I think it was.
Then 5.5% and now 5.55%. That’s 5.86% compounded over 3 year I think.
For 10 minutes work logging in and switching twice I’ve made £110 extra money if compounded.
Come on Virgin up those rates, Please.
I am in the process of changing my mobile network so am porting my number over and can't access Virgin until it is completed.
I believe I opened the ISA on the 10th July and first funded it on the 11th.
I never know when to start and stop counting
I think from memory you get 14 days from funding. Not 100% sure.You could try calling them and ask if they could make the move for you. Tell them about your phone issue.1 -
Just did the calculation and my Virgin Exclusive ISA issue 5 with 4.25% is already in a position that taking the hit of 60 days interest would give me a better return of £19 with a rate of of 5.45% and £81 with a rate of 5.9%. The Virgin easy access exclusive ISA is at 4.25% so the same rate as the fix. Maturity is 29th March 2024. Playing the cooling off game for a while would also be an option to see if ISA rates jump to 6.x%
Keep it in and take the risk that rates will be similar or higher in March as they are now or go for security and lock in 5.9% now. Planning to use the funds for property end of 2024 or 2025 (depending on mortgage rates in Euro zone) so a 2y fix needs consideration.
Decisions, decisions....0 -
Just had to call up Principality and cancel my ISA transfer from Virgin Money.0
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Chorley Easy Access Cash ISA - 4.3%. 2 withdrawals without penalty. Allows transfers. Not flexible
https://www.chorleybs.co.uk/saving/easy-access-cash-isa-2-withdrawals/
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dlevene said:
... I think! They're summary is slightly confusing as it first says:dlevene said:Allows transfers.
"Available to eligible UK residents over the age of 16 only who ... Have not subscribed to another Cash ISA in the tax year"
But then it says:
"Current year subscriptions must be transferred in full"
So a bit unclear as to whether they accept transfers from existing Cash ISAs opened this tax year...0 -
I think that's standard wording. I would take that to be an ISA that allows transfers in.1
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