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ISA newbie - Coventry Notice ISA help
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I was hoping to open one on the 6th as I only opened another ISA a few months ago ... can I d that ... ?Mortgage
1st November 2012 - £74,065
10th August 2014 - Approx £64,750
Overpayments
£63800 -
Seem to have found the right thread for asking:
I have no ISA's at the moment so I'm looking to buy the maximum allowed and trying to find the best return. I have found this from Coventry Building Society and would like any comments please.
60 Day Notice ISA (3)
The 60 Day Notice ISA (3) offers the perfect balance of a great tax-free^ rate on your savings combined with the peace of mind that you can access your money should you need to.- Get a great variable rate of 2.80% tax-free^ p.a./AER*. This rate includes a 0.60% tax-free^ p.a./AER* bonus for the first year. In addition we guarantee that the AER* will be at least equal to 2.80% until 31 December 2013
- Invest from £1 up to £5,640 - this is your full cash ISA allowance for the 2012/2013 tax-year. Deposits will only be accepted into the account upto the 5 April 2013.
- Funds from previous tax year allowances cannot be paid into this account
- Penalty-free withdrawals with just 60 days' notice
- You can access your funds without giving us notice subject to a charge equal to 60 days' interest on the amount withdrawn
- Interest is paid annually on the anniversary of account opening
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luv_my_brass wrote: »I have found this from Coventry Building Society and would like any comments please.
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You can put up to £5,640 into it before 6th April 2013, in as many payments as you like.
You cannot put anything else into it afterwards.
I can't put anything in before as I just opened one ISA ... can I not just open one on the 6th ... ? = sMortgage
1st November 2012 - £74,065
10th August 2014 - Approx £64,750
Overpayments
£63800 -
According to their website, you cannot make payments into the ISA after 5th April 2013. However, as you can see, someone claimed they said something different on the phone. So I suggest you call them and ask.0
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From thier web-site, I've highlighted a few things to point them out60 Day Notice ISA (3)
The 60 Day Notice ISA (3) offers the perfect balance of a great tax-free^ rate on your savings combined with the peace of mind that you can access your money should you need to.- Get a great variable rate of 2.80% tax-free^ p.a./AER*. This rate includes a 0.60% tax-free^ p.a./AER* bonus for the first year. In addition we guarantee that the AER* will be at least equal to 2.80% until 31 December 2013
- Invest from £1 up to £5,640 - this is your full cash ISA allowance for the 2012/2013 tax-year. Deposits will only be accepted into the account upto the 5 April 2013.
- Funds from previous tax year allowances cannot be paid into this account
- Penalty-free withdrawals with just 60 days' notice
- You can access your funds without giving us notice subject to a charge equal to 60 days' interest on the amount withdrawn
- Interest is paid annually on the anniversary of account opening
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