Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

purplestar133

Froglet wrote: »

Thought i would bring another Isa to people's attention.This one has actually gone UP !! it is the Norwich and Peterborough 1 year fixed rate ISA at 6.10%.

Off to enquire about it tomorrow as there is a branch near where i work,and as they are not known normally for decent rates it is worth having.

Is it only possible to open it in branch?

bristolleedsfan

Froglet wrote: »

Thought i would bring another Isa to people's attention.This one has actually gone UP !! it is the Norwich and Peterborough 1 year fixed rate ISA at 6.10%.

,and as they are not known normally for decent rates it is worth having.

Still others offering higher One Year Fixed Rate ISAs.


http://www.moneyfacts.co.uk/savings/bestbuys/fixed-rates-isa.aspx

Froglet

purplestar133 wrote: »

Is it only possible to open it in branch?

http://www.npbs.co.uk/savings/tax-efficient-savings.asp

In branch or by post according to this.Most of my savings are via the internet,but i thought it would be handy to perhaps use local facilities,as my computer was down last week and i was panicking a bit as i wanted to transfer some money and realised how much i depend on the damn thing!!!

owitemisermusa

bristolleedsfan wrote: »

Still others offering higher One Year Fixed Rate ISAs.


http://www.moneyfacts.co.uk/savings/bestbuys/fixed-rates-isa.aspx

Very few accept transfers in! I wish the table-toppers would do so.

OWM.

Baldur

owitemisermusa wrote: »

Very few accept transfers in! I wish the table-toppers would do so.

At least 3 of those in the Moneyfacts table accept inward transfers Nationwide, Julian Hodge Bank & Halifax - haven't checked the others.

Aegis

Bumping this because it fell off the first page again! People can't use this great resource if they can't find it easily!

scoot65

Aegis wrote: »

Bumping this because it fell off the first page again! People can't use this great resource if they can't find it easily!

I Agree! Why is this thread not a sticky?

Lots of people have asked the same question............

purplestar133

National Counties ISA rate is going to drop according to emoneyfacts:

https://www.emoneyfacts.co.uk/news/savings-news.aspx?newsarticleid=170935


"variable rates will reduce by 0.25% w.e.f. 23.5.08 and GUARANTEED CASH ISA 2008/09 w.e.f. 1.7.08 [...] CASH ISA 2nd Issue: 5.26%. GUARANTEED CASH ISA 2008/09: 6.01%."

tenuissent

I have just transferred into a Halifax fixed rate Cash ISA today, Friday 9th May, and it is still at 6% for one year. I was afraid they might have dropped the rate, but they haven't, if anyone is interested.

owitemisermusa

tenuissent wrote: »

I have just transferred into a Halifax fixed rate Cash ISA today, Friday 9th May, and it is still at 6% for one year. I was afraid they might have dropped the rate, but they haven't, if anyone is interested.

Was it an instant transfer? ie is the cash already with the Halifax? How long did it take?

Thanks.