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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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Aidanmc said:
Reasonably straightforward - as much so as anyone else. Generally found them pretty good.Anyone use Moneybox Isa? Was wondering about transfer in and out, is it typically easy.Now the rate is dropping on my YBS loyalty e-Isa (from 5.2% to 4.7% as 12 month period is up) I was looking at either West Brom Websave ISA 60 day notice 5.1% or Moneybox ISA 5.09%Ive never use an app based bank before.1 -
Anyone recieved the £25 bonus from moneybox by opening a new cash or S&S ISA and funding £500 before end of Jan?0
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No, still waiting with fingers crossed.crumpet_man said:Anyone recieved the £25 bonus from moneybox by opening a new cash or S&S ISA and funding £500 before end of Jan?0 -
Chip cash ISA now 5.1% AER
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Unless I'm reading it wrong Moneybox has just risen to 5.11% including bonus
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I was thinking the same yesterday and went back to check the T&Cs. Its 30+(up to)7 days after either end of Jan or when the transfer was completed, which ever is later. So I am assuming it will be this Friday now.Over62 said:
No, still waiting with fingers crossed.crumpet_man said:Anyone recieved the £25 bonus from moneybox by opening a new cash or S&S ISA and funding £500 before end of Jan?1 -
It does not look like they have changed the base interest rate, only the bonus rate has increase from 0.94 to 0.96. I doubt this increase will be passed to existing accounts.Aidanmc said:infoadict said:Unless I'm reading it wrong Moneybox has just risen to 5.11% including bonus
Does Moneybox automatically apply the new interest rate to accounts opened before the small increase?0 -
Believe they passed on every previous rate increase0
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