The "Save 12k in 2016" Thread!

166million

166million wrote: »

340.76 for januarey

OK I started with £6642.31
Leaving me to save £5357.69 for 12k
I now have £7299.23
Take away £6642.31 = £656.92
take off £340.76 for January

131. 166million total for Feb £316.16

There must be a simpler way of doing this maths!

166million

Does anyone know when you can apply for an ISA for next year? I mean starting in April

Gem-gem

Westie983 wrote: »

Interesting I thought I would be able to log into my Kent Reliance account and transfer it out, will I need to go to a branch to do that do you think?

I will open a new one in branch thought, Mine isn't due to mature till 30/03/16.

I only have a passbook so I have to go into the branch. They will transfer it out using a bacs payment or a cheque.

geoffers4

166million wrote: »

Does anyone know when you can apply for an ISA for next year? I mean starting in April

April 6th is the start of the new tax year.

Eco_Miser

166million wrote: »

Does anyone know when you can apply for an ISA for next year? I mean starting in April

You can't actually open one until 6th April, but you might want to call in branch this month to get the paperwork started.

One year, back when cash ISAs were still high-paying, I went into branch on April 6, only to be told I'd need an appointment, and the earliest they could see me was a week's time. It might be easier now.

166million

Thanks all. Getting impatient. Have a fixed rate ISA maturing soon so want to move the money around

enthusiasticsaver

166million wrote: »

Does anyone know when you can apply for an ISA for next year? I mean starting in April

You could open one online from 6th April. Some places insist on appointments though. Have you found one offering a good rate then as most of them offer rubbish interest and with the new personal tax savings allowance coming in from April you would normally be better off with a current account and or regular saver which offer the best rates.

166million

enthusiasticsaver wrote: »

You could open one online from 6th April. Some places insist on appointments though. Have you found one offering a good rate then as most of them offer rubbish interest and with the new personal tax savings allowance coming in from April you would normally be better off with a current account and or regular saver which offer the best rates.

Im opening HTB ISA want a regular saver as well.

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Gosh, bi-annual car service & paying a small CC balance has hit the savings hard this month

There_Is_a_Light

How do I find your blog SF?