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Santander 123 Acc.
walworthrd
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in Credit cards
I would like to know if it is better to wait until Jan 2015 to wait for the new gov.bonds coming in to force or transfer my maturing Isa (in a few days time ) to another Isa immediately.
Should I hold on to my Isa status or go for the Santander 123 account with 3%* interest and cash back on certain direct debits. I am 65 years old and my partner is 70. Then transfer half of it to the gov. Bonds when they come out, but then I will have lost all my isa status
Should I hold on to my Isa status or go for the Santander 123 account with 3%* interest and cash back on certain direct debits. I am 65 years old and my partner is 70. Then transfer half of it to the gov. Bonds when they come out, but then I will have lost all my isa status
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This depends on the amount and on your future plans of topping it up.
The new £15K yearly allowance made the 'ISA status' far less important than it used to be.
Also, when making the decision, ignore "cash back on certain direct debits", as you can get it without moving your money to Santander.0 -
Point to note also (if applicable) that the santander 123 3% is applied ONLY to £20,000, over that it is 0%0
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Welcome to MSE :wave:walworthrd wrote: »I would like to know if it is better to wait until Jan 2015 to wait for the new gov.bonds coming in to force or transfer my maturing Isa (in a few days time ) to another Isa immediately.
Should I hold on to my Isa status or go for the Santander 123 account with 3%* interest and cash back on certain direct debits. I am 65 years old and my partner is 70. Then transfer half of it to the gov. Bonds when they come out, but then I will have lost all my isa status
Probably better to ask in Savings & Investments rather than here in Credit Cards.Are you for real? - Glass Half Empty??
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