Help to Buy ISA - No Monthly Limit??

tain

I still think their information is sketchy. What's the point in mentioning 'even though it's only 2015, let's start discussing what your savings might do in 2021...'. Seems totally pointless, and their wording is very poor. Why not just say 'beyond 5 years...' if that's what they meant?


They've not addressed the split ISA service at all - it could be that they're hinting at that, considering Nationwide are NOT the only bank doing it (despite people saying they were). Or someone at Virgin needs a lesson in plain English.


But I digress. I always knew that their wording could have been wrong - I mentioned it in the very first paragraph. I'm also clued up on HTB ISAs as much as anyone else on here. Again, I mentioned this in my very first post. But alas, people on here think they're super smart and love talking down to people. Sucks to be them I guess.

colsten

tain wrote: »

I always knew that their wording could have been wrong - I mentioned it in the very first paragraph.

their wording wasn't and isn't wrong, regardless of how much you keep misunderstanding it.

eskbanker

tain wrote: »

But alas, people on here think they're super smart and love talking down to people. Sucks to be them I guess.

I don't think you need to guess, why don't you just tell us what it feels like?

tain wrote: »

Sorry guys, you've both been quite unhelpful. You've both ignored Virgin's wording and just rehashed what I already knew.

tain wrote: »

If that's not what you mean, then you've been even less clear than Virgin.

tain wrote: »

I've read the same websites and info as you guys, so please stop just rehashing like I don't understand.

jhyt89

just call them. it seems you can't get a satisfactory answer that you want on this forum so ring the experts and argue with them.