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best cash isa

aayush
aayush Posts: 1,295 Forumite
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Hi which the best cash isa but not have full amount re tax allwance

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  • badger09
    badger09 Posts: 11,811 Forumite
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    aayush wrote: »
    Hi which the best cash isa but not have full amount re tax allwance

    I don't understand your question:(
  • McKneff
    McKneff Posts: 38,857 Forumite
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    Google it. No reason why we should do your donkey work for you. Yunless you are going to pay us, of course
    make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
    and we will never, ever return.
  • aayush
    aayush Posts: 1,295 Forumite
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    McKneff wrote: »
    Google it. No reason why we should do your donkey work for you. Yunless you are going to pay us, of course

    no harm is asking as thought that what the forum was there for but may be i was wrong on for the one with degrees then
  • jimjames
    jimjames Posts: 19,264 Forumite
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    aayush wrote: »
    Hi which the best cash isa but not have full amount re tax allwance

    You might be better off asking what is the best rate you can get for the amount of savings you have.

    Hint - it's unlikely to be a cash ISA.
    Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.
  • aayush
    aayush Posts: 1,295 Forumite
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    jimjames wrote: »
    You might be better off asking what is the best rate you can get for the amount of savings you have.

    Hint - it's unlikely to be a cash ISA.
    well was think of not paying any tax thus looking for Tax free best saver accounts
  • jimjames
    jimjames Posts: 19,264 Forumite
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    aayush wrote: »
    well was think of not paying any tax thus looking for Tax free best saver accounts

    Fair enough. Personally I prefer to get 5% interest and pay tax rather than get 1% tax free but each to their own.
    Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0 Newbie
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    Hi,

    click on link at top of page, 'Banking & Savings', best easy access Isa 1.51%.
  • savings_my_hobby
    savings_my_hobby Posts: 363 Forumite
    jimjames wrote: »
    Fair enough. Personally I prefer to get 5% interest and pay tax rather than get 1% tax free but each to their own.

    I agree, that still leaves us with a net of 4%. far better than any cash ISA (except maybe htb but that's not for everyone).
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