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I've had an email to say there will be a boost for customers keeping their ISAs with OakNorth, but I don't know the specifics.Stolas said:Oak North bouncing back with a 1 year fix at 4.45%
Fingers crossed for a little boost in rates before the end of the tax year.0 -
The offered me 0.01% better rate vs. the new customer rate.Beeblebr0x said:
I've had an email to say there will be a boost for customers keeping their ISAs with OakNorth, but I don't know the specifics.Stolas said:Oak North bouncing back with a 1 year fix at 4.45%
Fingers crossed for a little boost in rates before the end of the tax year.1 -
Oak North 1Y is now up to 4.47% we have a tiny bit of competition it seems.1
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Tembo's Cash ISA is increasing to 4.8% from today:
"We've got good news! From today (11th March 2025), we're increasing the rate on your Cash ISA to 4.8% AER (variable)."2 -
Good news indeed but probably just until 20th of March when probably the BOE will lower rates again (which I think would be wrong) so people jump on it now to make the move and end up in a short while with 4.55% when it goes down 0.25% again.Mr_Smith_4721 said:Tembo's Cash ISA is increasing to 4.8% from today:
"We've got good news! From today (11th March 2025), we're increasing the rate on your Cash ISA to 4.8% AER (variable)."0 -
Principality seem to have a habit of not advising people that a rate is lowering if you apply for the account after they've sent out notices that they're lowering the rateAidanmc said:sammy_zammy said:
Will be 4.5% in a mere 3 days time!Aidanmc said:Principality BS Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA Issue 44.70%
OOPS, didnt realise that......thanksI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?1 -
Pretty clear announcement on their website for this account.surreysaver said:
Principality seem to have a habit of not advising people that a rate is lowering if you apply for the account after they've sent out notices that they're lowering the rateAidanmc said:sammy_zammy said:
Will be 4.5% in a mere 3 days time!Aidanmc said:Principality BS Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA Issue 44.70%
OOPS, didnt realise that......thanks
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Hardly worth bothering with.CuparLad said:
The offered me 0.01% better rate vs. the new customer rate.Beeblebr0x said:
I've had an email to say there will be a boost for customers keeping their ISAs with OakNorth, but I don't know the specifics.Stolas said:Oak North bouncing back with a 1 year fix at 4.45%
Fingers crossed for a little boost in rates before the end of the tax year.0 -
Shawbrook and Vida both up to 4.48%, 1 year fix. However Vida won’t allow transfers in.2
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Zopa Smart ISA - now top of the table at Moneyfacts.
"We're offering new Smart ISA customers a 3-month fixed bonus rate of 1.21% AER* on top of the underlying 3.80% AER* (3.73% gross**) variable Access ISA pot rate.
This means you'll earn a total of 5.01% AER* (4.89% gross**) variable on Access ISA pots for 3 months from the date you open a Smart ISA."
https://www.zopa.com/smart-isa
Not really competitive because the underlying rate is probably going down in a few days after an expected BOE rate reduction. Assuming a cut of 0.25% the new rate would be 4.76% for the remainder of those 3 months with a sharp cliff edge after. Unless someone is prepared to transfer again within a short while this doesn't look like a very attractive offer. If providers involved not backdate interest the loss through moving could actually be higher than leaving funds in a lower paying account.
P.S. Trading212 also slightly increased their rate to 4.81% (4.76% previously) to appear above the 4.8% of Tembo2
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