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I've found Vida to be good, although I don't have an ISA with them. Had considered them when last opening an ISA but found a better offer at the time.2010 said:I have been looking at Vida 1yr fix ISA but don`t know much about them apart from £85k covered by FSCS.
Any opinions from anyone who are saving with them appreciated.1 -
They've been fine for me. Money in/out as expected, and got through on the phone to them pretty quickly when I had a query.2010 said:I have been looking at Vida 1yr fix ISA but don`t know much about them apart from £85k covered by FSCS.
Any opinions from anyone who are saving with them appreciated.1 -
I've got an easy access, a defined access and a fixed rate ISA with them. You can move money around internally between the different ISAs. Quick to get through to them on the phone and very helpful. I've done a transfer into them and a partial transfer out of them with no problems or delays. They keep you informed on ISA transfers by text and e-mail.2010 said:I have been looking at Vida 1yr fix ISA but don`t know much about them apart from £85k covered by FSCS.
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anyone know how to get headline rates again? I.e the banks that offer the variable + bonus rate? I've been unlucky switching to different banks and as soon as i go in they increase the bonus rate!!!0
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Worked for me thank you.pecunianonolet said:Chip ISA currently at 4.31%, you have to be quick as they change their rates nearly every few days and it was 4.32% when I opened it, went down to 4.07%, up to 4.20%, back own and now at 4.31% again. Who know for how long...
As an FYI, I was a returning Chip customer, transferred out in May and closed it all down, just used my gmail email addres and added the prefix +chip e.g. myemail+chip@gmail.com (Google will deliver to the same inbox as myemail@gmail.com but to Chip is looks like a new email...
Increased to 4.39% today from 4.07%.
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Yes but for how long? These yoyo-ing rates that the Fintechs like to throw out are starting to annoy me.Gambler said:
Worked for me thank you.pecunianonolet said:Chip ISA currently at 4.31%, you have to be quick as they change their rates nearly every few days and it was 4.32% when I opened it, went down to 4.07%, up to 4.20%, back own and now at 4.31% again. Who know for how long...
As an FYI, I was a returning Chip customer, transferred out in May and closed it all down, just used my gmail email addres and added the prefix +chip e.g. myemail+chip@gmail.com (Google will deliver to the same inbox as myemail@gmail.com but to Chip is looks like a new email...
Increased to 4.39% today from 4.07%.
I'll shunt a few thou around for an extra % with the best of them, but the additional admin (and risk) of moving large ISA balances for a 0.n% betterment has lost its appeal, particularly when that rate might only last a week (or less).
And, of course, that rate is only for "new" savers or it doesn't apply to transfers in or some other "special conditions".
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It looks like that they don't subject current customers to this level of yoyo-ing. I opened an account with them when it was 4.37% interest a couple of weeks ago, and the day after the online advertised rate was down to 4.07%, but my rate has remained steady at 4.37% throughout. It's still that now, even though new customers get 4.39%...flaneurs_lobster said:
Yes but for how long? These yoyo-ing rates that the Fintechs like to throw out are starting to annoy me.Gambler said:
Worked for me thank you.pecunianonolet said:Chip ISA currently at 4.31%, you have to be quick as they change their rates nearly every few days and it was 4.32% when I opened it, went down to 4.07%, up to 4.20%, back own and now at 4.31% again. Who know for how long...
As an FYI, I was a returning Chip customer, transferred out in May and closed it all down, just used my gmail email addres and added the prefix +chip e.g. myemail+chip@gmail.com (Google will deliver to the same inbox as myemail@gmail.com but to Chip is looks like a new email...
Increased to 4.39% today from 4.07%.
I'll shunt a few thou around for an extra % with the best of them, but the additional admin (and risk) of moving large ISA balances for a 0.n% betterment has lost its appeal, particularly when that rate might only last a week (or less).
And, of course, that rate is only for "new" savers or it doesn't apply to transfers in or some other "special conditions".1 -
I think you got the better deal as the current one includes a big bonus.RexItaliae said:
It looks like that they don't subject current customers to this level of yoyo-ing. I opened an account with them when it was 4.37% interest a couple of weeks ago, and the day after the online advertised rate was down to 4.07%, but my rate has remained steady at 4.37% throughout. It's still that now, even though new customers get 4.39%...flaneurs_lobster said:
Yes but for how long? These yoyo-ing rates that the Fintechs like to throw out are starting to annoy me.Gambler said:
Worked for me thank you.pecunianonolet said:Chip ISA currently at 4.31%, you have to be quick as they change their rates nearly every few days and it was 4.32% when I opened it, went down to 4.07%, up to 4.20%, back own and now at 4.31% again. Who know for how long...
As an FYI, I was a returning Chip customer, transferred out in May and closed it all down, just used my gmail email addres and added the prefix +chip e.g. myemail+chip@gmail.com (Google will deliver to the same inbox as myemail@gmail.com but to Chip is looks like a new email...
Increased to 4.39% today from 4.07%.
I'll shunt a few thou around for an extra % with the best of them, but the additional admin (and risk) of moving large ISA balances for a 0.n% betterment has lost its appeal, particularly when that rate might only last a week (or less).
And, of course, that rate is only for "new" savers or it doesn't apply to transfers in or some other "special conditions".
I did try but wouldn't let me as an existing customer. Would have preferred no bonus which would save having to move when it ends.0 -
- Principality BS Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA (issue 5) - 4.40% **New**
***This rate will be decreasing to 4.20% w.e.f. 18/09/2025. - Moneybox Cash ISA - 4.20% **New Rate**
***This rate will be decreasing to 3.95% w.e.f. 22/08/2025.
These w.e.f. dates are now well past. Somewhat detracts from the use of "New"!
0 - Principality BS Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA (issue 5) - 4.40% **New**
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Just use Moneyfacts. You can't expect somebody to keep on top of the opening post.etienneg said:- Principality BS Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA (issue 5) - 4.40% **New**
***This rate will be decreasing to 4.20% w.e.f. 18/09/2025. - Moneybox Cash ISA - 4.20% **New Rate**
***This rate will be decreasing to 3.95% w.e.f. 22/08/2025.
These w.e.f. dates are now well past. Somewhat detracts from the use of "New"!
0 - Principality BS Online Bonus 5 Access Cash ISA (issue 5) - 4.40% **New**
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