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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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soulsaver said:
Believe Gwapenut is talking about ISA transfers in following on from the previous quote. The Marsden's summary comment is referring to bank transfers.Sussex_Green_Man said:
Where does it say postal transfers only? Summary details say that Electronic Transfers are accepted.gwapenut said:
Just to note, it's postal transfers only, not electronicGrowingold said:May have been mentionedbefore if so apologies.
Have just seen Marsden online easy Access ISA at 4.85% . Min to open £5,000 though. Accepts transfers in of past and current years contributions.
Thanks for clarification. I'm looking for a new home for a 2 yr fix maturing in October so weighing up options.
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I couldn’t see this one in the list:
4.0% YBS Fixed Rate Cash eISA to 31 October 2025Fashion on the Ration
2024 - 43/66 coupons used, carry forward 23
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To stay with the theme I beat you to it hereBridlington1 said:Apologies if it's been mentioned already but Chip Cash ISA pays a boosted rate of 5.12% (0.28% boost on top of their usual cash ISA rate for 12 months) for those who enter the promotion code ISABOOST and deposit £1 in the account before 23:59 tonight (22/9/24).
This is only available to new customers, which if I'm reading the Ts&Cs correctly is anyone who has used Chip for less than 14 days at the time of entering the promotion code.
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Charter EA ISA increased to 4.55% issue 50.0
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Touché, the offending post has now been deleted.pecunianonolet said:
To stay with the theme I beat you to it hereBridlington1 said:Apologies if it's been mentioned already but Chip Cash ISA pays a boosted rate of 5.12% (0.28% boost on top of their usual cash ISA rate for 12 months) for those who enter the promotion code ISABOOST and deposit £1 in the account before 23:59 tonight (22/9/24).
This is only available to new customers, which if I'm reading the Ts&Cs correctly is anyone who has used Chip for less than 14 days at the time of entering the promotion code.
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Thanks to Pecunianonolet I opened a Chip ISA yesterday, as a new customer, with an added bonus of .28% making it 5.12% all told (now NLA). Luckily I hadn`t got round to Chip`s other offerings previously. It tracks the BOE interest rate so presumedly it will follow this instantly. Rather annoyingly they do not allow a joint current account as the linked current account. As a Chip "newbie" how do you log out?
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Glad to hear you could benefit from the offer and the great rate. You just close the Chip app on your phone really but you can modify the login settings. Click in the app on Profile --> Secure Login and you can modify settings there.where_are_we said:Thanks to Pecunianonolet I opened a Chip ISA yesterday, as a new customer, with an added bonus of .28% making it 5.12% all told (now NLA). Luckily I hadn`t got round to Chip`s other offerings previously. It tracks the BOE interest rate so presumedly it will follow this instantly. Rather annoyingly they do not allow a joint current account as the linked current account. As a Chip "newbie" how do you log out?1 -
Thank you,gt94sss2 said:pookey said:So my Virgin isa matures on 24/9/24 can i set up trading 212 and set up an isa transfer? Or is it better to set up the trading 212 isa account and give Virgin the details for the transfer once it's matured please?
I'm not sure which way will be more efficient
You need to inform the provider who you want the ISA transferred too who then deal/coordinate with your existing provider.
As such, open the T212 account and provide them with the details of your Virgin account once it has matured.
With most providers you can submit the details early and select an option for them to request the ISA transfer is only completed once any fixed period has finished once but T212 don't currently offer that option.
When i try to transfer on the trading 212 App it doesn't find Virgin to start the transfer process.
Also i can't see to find the account details sorry code and account number on the trading 212 isa to give to Virgin. Do you know how to find it on the app please?
**edit** I found it, so hopefully all goes through ok0 -
pecunianonolet said:
Glad to hear you could benefit from the offer and the great rate. You just close the Chip app on your phone really but you can modify the login settings. Click in the app on Profile --> Secure Login and you can modify settings there.where_are_we said:Thanks to Pecunianonolet I opened a Chip ISA yesterday, as a new customer, with an added bonus of .28% making it 5.12% all told (now NLA). Luckily I hadn`t got round to Chip`s other offerings previously. It tracks the BOE interest rate so presumedly it will follow this instantly. Rather annoyingly they do not allow a joint current account as the linked current account. As a Chip "newbie" how do you log out?
Did as you suggested. Only able to change pin. Secure login toggle switch dead. So no log out method available.
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Strange I have a toggle for FaceIDwhere_are_we said:pecunianonolet said:
Glad to hear you could benefit from the offer and the great rate. You just close the Chip app on your phone really but you can modify the login settings. Click in the app on Profile --> Secure Login and you can modify settings there.where_are_we said:Thanks to Pecunianonolet I opened a Chip ISA yesterday, as a new customer, with an added bonus of .28% making it 5.12% all told (now NLA). Luckily I hadn`t got round to Chip`s other offerings previously. It tracks the BOE interest rate so presumedly it will follow this instantly. Rather annoyingly they do not allow a joint current account as the linked current account. As a Chip "newbie" how do you log out?
Did as you suggested. Only able to change pin. Secure login toggle switch dead. So no log out method available.0
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