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Have I made the correct decision
shaz77_2
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I have planned to purchase my first house within the next 6 months and I have put most of my funds (around £11,000) into an IceSave account. I wanted to place them somewhere where they would not be tied up and where they would be safe and make as much interest as possible.
Was this a good short term move of have I missed a trick?
Was this a good short term move of have I missed a trick?
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If you are a taxpayer and haven't funded an ISA yet then you should pay £3K into one immediately and leave £8K in Icesave.0
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Just as exel says, as long as you've used your ISA allowance, I think you've done the right thing!0
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Thanks to both of you, I have exhausted my ISA allowance, it a relief to know that IceSave was the correct option in these circumstances.0
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