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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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Expotter said:
Paragon Bank
Double Access ISA Issue 6 rate reducing from 4.87% to 4.55% on 3/1/25
Previous AER* New AER* Effective from Higher rate 4.87% 4.55% 03 Jan 2025 Lower rate 1.50% 1.25% 03 Jan 2025
Source: Email this morningEdit . I though this was the most recent one, but now i see Issue 7 is,0 -
Paragon Bank Double Access issue 7 is currently 4.8% AER.2
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And NLA .Double Access Cash ISA | Paragon BankYellowman said:Paragon Bank Double Access issue 7 is currently 4.8% AER.1 -
I think Issue 7 was only available for about week or two.soulsaver said:
And NLA .Double Access Cash ISA | Paragon BankYellowman said:Paragon Bank Double Access issue 7 is currently 4.8% AER.1 -
I only found it by chance, jumped on it as soon as I did but I don't know how long that rate will last for🤷🏻♀️Yellowman saidI think Issue 7 was only available for about week or two.0 -
The rate on the previous Paragon double cash ISA issue is being cut from 4.87% to 4.55% on 3 January.ninaluna754 said:
I only found it by chance, jumped on it as soon as I did but I don't know how long that rate will last for🤷🏻♀️Yellowman saidI think Issue 7 was only available for about week or two.
So the rate on the NLA issue 7 will beat that from tomorrow week. And hopefully they won't cut the 4.8% rate for a while at least!0 -
Tiny increase on two year fixed ISAs
Best available now 4.42% with Kent reliance
was 4.40% with hodge
its pennies but an increase
one year fix shawbrook 4.53% I think is a sligh increase taking it above VM3 -
I don't know if this is the right place to ask, but what do i do if i can't log in to T212 - the video refuses to recognise my face? I've retried about 20 times and I'm sure it's the same face i had last month when i logged in successfully! If i do manage to log in, i shall transfer my balance somewhere they don't require such a stupid process, but for now i'm completely stuck.Edit - come to think of it, i can probably transfer my balance without logging on, and i believe my Shawbrook account will accept a transfer in. But i'd still welcome any comments.0
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ortolickus said:I don't know if this is the right place to ask, but what do i do if i can't log in to T212 - the video refuses to recognise my face? I've retried about 20 times and I'm sure it's the same face i had last month when i logged in successfully! If i do manage to log in, i shall transfer my balance somewhere they don't require such a stupid process, but for now i'm completely stuck.Edit - come to think of it, i can probably transfer my balance without logging on, and i believe my Shawbrook account will accept a transfer in. But i'd still welcome any comments.You can transfer an ISA from 212 without logging in, providing you know your account number ( Which you should be able to find on monthly email statements)I transferred a S&S Isa recently. I also have issues logging into 212.They may request that you 'approve' the transfer which is done on app on online i believe.I told them, by email, i couldn't log in to 'approve' but they had a signed transfer request form.Eventually they done the transfer.1
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It has been mentioned in this forum that you can make additional deposits into a Shawbrook Fixed Rate Cash ISA (within Gov limits) throughout the term of the ISA. I'm assuming that means that if you open a Fixed Rate Cash ISA now you could add a further £20K in the new tax year at the same rate.However, I can't definitively find this in the KPI and in the T&C's it just says23.3. The amount you can pay into your Cash ISA account each tax year is limited to a maximum annual subscription allowance which is set by the government.( i.e. Cash ISA as opposed to Fixed Rate Cash ISA).Can anyone point me to a more categoric statement or has had experience of being able to do precisely the scenario mentioned above?
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