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Please advice on best NISA account

Cpu2007
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Hi everyone,
I have read the articles about the NISA accounts that are available and would like some advice as a few things are confusing to me.
I understand that now I can top 15k each year.
Some accounts, such as lloyds, offer 4% or more (nationwide) interest,these aren't NISA accounts right?
If I have 5k, what would be the best account to go for and why?
I currently have 5k in virgin isa(it's been more than a year since I have this money there) and the interest rate is quiet low there(i believe it's 1.25 or 1.50)
Thank you in advance.
I have read the articles about the NISA accounts that are available and would like some advice as a few things are confusing to me.
I understand that now I can top 15k each year.
Some accounts, such as lloyds, offer 4% or more (nationwide) interest,these aren't NISA accounts right?
If I have 5k, what would be the best account to go for and why?
I currently have 5k in virgin isa(it's been more than a year since I have this money there) and the interest rate is quiet low there(i believe it's 1.25 or 1.50)
Thank you in advance.
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How much new money are you planning to put into an ISA before April 6 2014? When do you expect to need to spend your ISA money?0
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April 6 is already over right?
I have 5k in virgin isa account and would like to move to another isa account with better interest rate, I can leave the money for a year but easy-access will be beneficial(like in my current isa account)0 -
The best interest rates after tax are not ISAs. Have a look at the interest paying current accounts.0
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April 6 is already over right?
I have 5k in virgin isa account and would like to move to another isa account with better interest rate, I can leave the money for a year but easy-access will be beneficial(like in my current isa account)
Open a couple of TSB Plus accounts, and may be also a Nationwide FlexDirect. They all pay 5% AER, which is 4% after basic rate tax, over double what you can get in any instant access ISA. The FlexDirect rate only lasts one year but TSB are advertising that their rates aren't just for a year.
There are other current accounts that pay more than ISAs do, and there are threads about all these accounts on the forum.0
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