Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

dlevene

Paragon Double Access ISA up .1% to 4.35% 

https://www.paragonbank.co.uk/savings/cash-isas/double-access-cash-isa

refluxer

It's worth noting that that Paragon Double Access ISA is a new account which has only been available for a week - I don't remember seeing it mentioned on here before.

4.35% now makes it the highest-paying easy access (non-notice) cash ISA available.

Looks like they might be abandoning their Triple Access accounts in favour of these new Double Access accounts so I'm poised to transfer across if the Triple Access doesn't get a rate increase soon.

dlevene

You can see the Double Access at 4.25% on the first page of this topic

Edit: you're right, was launched Monday, they've just nudged the rate up

steveksullivan

..... and on Moneyfacts (and their website  - just checked) they are now Top of the Table for 1 year fix as well at 5.75%. (or 5.6% monthly)

savit4l8er

steveksullivan said:

..... and on Moneyfacts (and their website  - just checked) they are now Top of the Table for 1 year fix as well at 5.75%. (or 5.6% monthly)

Back looking Steve? I've been checking that site regularly, sometimes they show the offers before the provider lists them (sometimes they are wrong 😂)
Anyway, thanks for spotting the above since I looked rearlier. 👍

Yellowman

dlevene said:

Paragon Double Access ISA up .1% to 4.35% 

https://www.paragonbank.co.uk/savings/cash-isas/double-access-cash-isa

This rate now matches that of Skipton's Cash ISA Tracker Issue 3 (0.9% points below BoE rate from 14/8/23) which is no longer available.

uk1

To the tune of “I’m dreaming of a white Christmas” ….. I’m dreaming of a Virgin 1 year fix of 5.95%!   

steveksullivan

.....more likely that they will pip the highest rate by a measly 0.01% as usual !!

Expotter

For those with the Yorkshire BS Loyalty ISA Issue 3 and EISA Issue 2 (both NLA), rate increasing to 5.2% up to £20k and 4.70% anything over from 10/08/23.
Full document
https://www.ybs.co.uk/documents/productdata/YBM1607RC.pdf

uk1

steveksullivan said:

.....more likely that they will pip the highest rate by a measly 0.01% as usual !!

It is extremely selfish of Virgin to withdraw a second fixed term ISA thus depriving me of shuffling between two for the next two expected BOE rises.  Still, one must try and look on the bright side!  😄