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Thanks. That wouldn't replace the account I currently have because I move money in and out of my ISA two or three times a week.1spiral said:
Principality currently have a 5 access ISA paying 4.7% that you could move across to now providing there are no strings attached to your current ISA.Nick_C said:I'm currently with Principality, getting 4.6%. This will drop to 3.6% on 21 March when the bonus expires.
Also, you can only pay your ISA Allowance into one Principality cash ISA in the current tax year.1 -
Don't seem to have been mentioned yet, Coventry Building Society Centrepoint ISA
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/product/savings/cash_isa/centrepoint-fixed-isa-31-05-2026.html
Fixed till 31.05.2026, 4.5%.4 -
Some answers are obvious but only if you know the answer!
If I transfer an easy access ISA, and the ISA states interest is paid annually, would that accrued interest be credited when the transfer takes place or would I have to come back on the anniversary to gather up the interest accrued before the transfer took place?0 -
The interest is paid annually but the interest accrued up to the transfer date would be added to the balance on the f transferlondoner62 said:Some answers are obvious but only if you know the answer!
If I transfer an easy access ISA, and the ISA states interest is paid annually, would that accrued interest be credited when the transfer takes place or would I have to come back on the anniversary to gather up the interest accrued before the transfer took place?2 -
londoner62 said:Some answers are obvious but only if you know the answer!
If I transfer an easy access ISA, and the ISA states interest is paid annually, would that accrued interest be credited when the transfer takes place or would I have to come back on the anniversary to gather up the interest accrued before the transfer took place?
Typically interest is calculated daily, even if it it is paid annually. When you close/transfer, any interest is paid and included with the closing/transfer balance
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PrincipalityCould someone clarify. I took out the Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA issue 2 in December and made a note that it was 4.85% AER (inc bonus). I happened to login recently and noticed my interest rate is now 4.70% AER (inc bonus) which is the same as the current issue 4. Did I miss something? Have they reduced the issue 2 rate? I didn't get any notice of that.0
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StayinAlive said:PrincipalityCould someone clarify. I took out the Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA issue 2 in December and made a note that it was 4.85% AER (inc bonus). I happened to login recently and noticed my interest rate is now 4.70% AER (inc bonus) which is the same as the current issue 4. Did I miss something? Have they reduced the issue 2 rate? I didn't get any notice of that.
They reduced on 5th December, according to offsale leaflet.
I couldn't comment on them giving notice of the reduction, as I don't have that issue.
Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA (Issue 2)
£1 - £1,000,000 (with bonus) 4.85% to 05/12/2024 then 4.70%
£1 - £1,000,000 (without bonus) 3.30% to 05/12/2024 then 3.15%
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"If you have £100 or more in the account, we will give notice of any reduction in interest or bonus rates at least 14 days before the change takes effect."StayinAlive said:PrincipalityCould someone clarify. I took out the Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA issue 2 in December and made a note that it was 4.85% AER (inc bonus). I happened to login recently and noticed my interest rate is now 4.70% AER (inc bonus) which is the same as the current issue 4. Did I miss something? Have they reduced the issue 2 rate? I didn't get any notice of that.
Worth checking how much you had in the account.1 -
I don't have that particular account, but was sent an email from Principality on 19th November advising me of the reductions in the interest rates on 5th December of the accounts hold with them.StayinAlive said:PrincipalityCould someone clarify. I took out the Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA issue 2 in December and made a note that it was 4.85% AER (inc bonus). I happened to login recently and noticed my interest rate is now 4.70% AER (inc bonus) which is the same as the current issue 4. Did I miss something? Have they reduced the issue 2 rate? I didn't get any notice of that.I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?2
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