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Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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Any institution that has FSCS protection for it's products will display the logo and boilerplate text (fairly) prominently on their website. Will also have their Firm Reference Number, unique to the entity offering the product, useful when institutions have similar names to each other or are different legal entities of the same company.TooOrangeyForCrows said:As for the FSCS protection. Is that supposed to be easily visible or do I have to go searching in the TLCs?
Of course that may be true of deviant, malicious sites too.
https://www.fscs.org.uk/check/ is the place to look up the company, will also give warnings if it knows of any look-alikes or clones.
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As this says you need to pay in an opening deposit of minimum £1000, would a transfer of an ISA from elsewhere count as a deposit for this purpose?Aidanmc said:Paragon Double Access Cash ISA 4.8%0 - 
            
Yes, although I would presume that the transfer also has to be a minimum of £1000.S_uk said:
As this says you need to pay in an opening deposit of minimum £1000, would a transfer of an ISA from elsewhere count as a deposit for this purpose?Aidanmc said:Paragon Double Access Cash ISA 4.8%
The only cash ISAs that will have a mandatory requirement to pay in new subscriptions are those which don't accept transfers-in.2 - 
            
https://www.fscs.org.uk/check/check-your-money-is-protected/TooOrangeyForCrows said:As for the FSCS protection. Is that supposed to be easily visible or do I have to go searching in the TLCs?
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            Virgin Money
Easy Access Cash ISA Exclusive Issue 2 (NLA) reducing from 4.76% to 4.51% on 24th February 2025
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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 morning2 - 
            Monument bank is a flexible ISA according to their website. OP states that it is not flexible.
Shame no transfers in until 'early 2025'1 - 
            
And the £10k minimum is reduced to £1 for existing customers.Gambler said:Monument bank is a flexible ISA according to their website. OP states that it is not flexible.
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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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