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Best place to save £700 per month house deposit.
concrete_kid
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I'll soon be saving for a house deposit, but am unsure of the best place to save it.
I'm thinking of putting £200 in the governemnts help to buy ISA, however I'm not sure where to put the rest.
I was considering Santander 123 account or a Halifax regular saver, is there any other accounts that I am missing?
Any thoughts? Thanks
I'm thinking of putting £200 in the governemnts help to buy ISA, however I'm not sure where to put the rest.
I was considering Santander 123 account or a Halifax regular saver, is there any other accounts that I am missing?
Any thoughts? Thanks
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Tesco bank 3% up to £3k no dds or regular deposit required.
I believe you can have two accounts
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One or two of the 4% - 6% AER Regular Savings accounts for the next 12 months.
When they have matured at the end of the 12 months, put them into interest-paying current accounts, then repeat filling the regular savings accounts.0 -
Second vote for the regular saver accounts earning 6% with HSBC, First Direct and Marks and Spencer. That's £800 per month which should give you a small deposit of around £10,000 after 12 months.
I also save into regular savers at TSB at 5%, Lloyds at 4%, Nottingham BS at 4% which is another £1,050 per month which should give you £13,000 after 12 months.
If £23,000 after a year isn't enough there's plenty more accounts to save into.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Great, thanks for all the advice.0
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Thanks for the advice. Hoping more good post from you.0
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