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New ISAs online tomorrow ??
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cslogg
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Sorry if this has already been covered, I cannot find it.
Will the new years ISA deals be advertised from tomorrow even though it is a Bank Holiday ?
Will the new years ISA deals be advertised from tomorrow even though it is a Bank Holiday ?
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Unlikely to be any different from what's available today and you can still apply online if you're desperate for a cash ISA.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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I am already maxed out on this years and want to invest for 2015/160
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There is next to nil likelihood that ISA offers available tomorrow will be different to today's, apart from being for 2015-16.0
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Ok.thanks for that.0
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I am already maxed out on this years and want to invest for 2015/16
Ah ok, sorry I'd assumed you were looking at cash ISAs not investment ones.
There don't tend to be any deals for S&S ISAs although some providers do offer incentives towards the end of the year as Fidelity have done this year.
But I wouldn't let promotions affect when you decide to invest as getting the right portfolio is more important than a short term gimmick.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0 -
There is next to nil likelihood that ISA offers available tomorrow will be different to today's, apart from being for 2015-16.
http://www.nationwide.co.uk/products/savings/regular-saver-isa/features-and-benefits - Newly launched 2% Regular Saver ISA -" Effective from 06 April 2015"
Please note I havent said it is any good as we know there are higher rate regular saver ISA available0 -
Yep, exactly as expected, nothing different apart from new dates and ever more dreadful interest rates.
2% in a regular saver ISA is an insult to intelligence when you can get non-ISA regular savers that pay 4 and 6%. Even without the promised additional tax-free allowances from April 2016, the non-ISA savers are a no-brainer. As are S&S ISAs for those who want to save longer term.0
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