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Transfer of a 1 year fixed rate ISA
P933alilli
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Hi, I'm 7 months into a 1 year ,1.93% fixed rate isa with Shawbrook bank but because of BREXIT im anticipating a reduction in the base rate by at least 0.25% before my account matures. So, my question is should I / could I transfer now into a 5 year ,2% fixed rate ISA with Halifax or Nationwide and take, what I believe would be , a 90 day loss of interest through closing early? Will a 0.5% reduction of base rate be passed on to an isa savings account? If it was, then by the time my account matures in November, the best Shawbrook could offer would be 1.2% for just three years!
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Nobody knows whether there'll be a base rate drop or if/how providers would change savings rates and there are a myriad of other uncertainties just now, so in your position I'd be waiting until maturity before assessing options unless you're really convinced that a 2% 5-year fix is highly desirable.0
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