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Where to put cash for nine months?

britbat
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Hope this simple question isn't too simple, but I've tried to do the research myself and it makes my head spin.
I need to put away £5000 until the next ISA allowance - eg for 6 - 9 months. My current ISA is full and I don't need to touch the money I want to put away.
I'm a basic rate income taxpayer, low risk profile, no debt. So a six or nine month fixed deposit seems like the best option - but I'm struggling to pick the right one, or know whether that is in fact the best place for the cash.
Any advice would be very greatfully recieved!
I need to put away £5000 until the next ISA allowance - eg for 6 - 9 months. My current ISA is full and I don't need to touch the money I want to put away.
I'm a basic rate income taxpayer, low risk profile, no debt. So a six or nine month fixed deposit seems like the best option - but I'm struggling to pick the right one, or know whether that is in fact the best place for the cash.
Any advice would be very greatfully recieved!
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ICESAVE or Sainsburies will do fine.0
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The Halifax have a fixed rate for 9 months at 6.56%
http://www.halifax.co.uk/savings/fixedwebsaver.asp
Nigel0 -
personally I would pick a internet savingsaccount so that you can access it out of working hours and move you money around without having to visit the high street,Icesave for me.Previously known as Bokken,registered at MSE in Nov 04,computer glich deleted my access but it is fun building up my stars from scratch,again.:D0
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The Halifax one is a web only account.0
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Icesave get's my vote, but Sainsbury's is offering a better rate.0
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Icesave get's my vote, but Sainsbury's is offering a better rate.
If you are happy with all of that go ahead or you could open both accounts and move your money between them and [EMAIL="ISA'@s"]ISA's[/EMAIL] to get the maximum tax free interest over the year.Previously known as Bokken,registered at MSE in Nov 04,computer glich deleted my access but it is fun building up my stars from scratch,again.:D0
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