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saving for a car
markrolls
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hi i currently have £1000 saved as i am saving for a car im looking at saving £3500 for a car where is the best place to put my money so that when i have saved enough i can go get a nice car the last one i had let me down so decided to save hard to get a decent one
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A TSB Plus account will pay 5% on balances up to £2,000 and requires you to pay in £500 per month.
A Nationwide FlexDirect account will pay 5% on balances up to £2,500 and requires you to pay in £1,000 per month.What will your verse be?
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In both cases (TSB & NW), you can take any or all of the money out again, unlike a regular saver, so you're not committed to saving £500 or £1000 a month. You can have two TSB accounts which will take all the money you intend saving, and you can meet the minimum funding by two standing orders each transferring £500 from one to the other on the same day.Eco Miser
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