Club Lloyds and BOS dropping rates to 1.5% on 1st July

EachPenny

adindas wrote: »

Thanks for the head up. I found it. Not only they will need to be a member but they will need to be a very specific member.
A special account for your additional permitted subscription, if you've lost your spouse or civil partner and they had ISA savings with us.

Do the T&C's exclude people who have killed their spouse or civil partner? Might this be a feasible option for someone who is not already eligible to manage to qualify for an account?

Frogletina

adindas wrote: »

Thanks for the head up. I found it. Not only they will need to be a member but they will need to be a very specific member.
A special account for your additional permitted subscription, if you!!!8217;ve lost your spouse or civil partner and they had ISA savings with us.

Not necessarily - I am assuming that the account is the one that is not open to new members - the interest rate has been variable for some years.

Account name Privilege ISA - Annual
Current interest rate 1.65% Tax-free*


Annual Allowance used £0.00
Flexible ISA allowance help £0.00
Total you can pay in help £20,000.00


2018/19 annual ISA allowance £20,000.00
Current year's funds allowed Yes
Previous year's funds allowed Yes


frogletina

typistretired

It still states ISA Reward on my statement for this year. Even though it is closed to new applicants it is still ongoing if you opened one.You could open one if you already had an ISA with them. I had a fixed ISA which I just renewed each year without adding to as there were better ISA's elsewhere in those days!

"ISA Reward
1.65%
Tax Free^/AER*
(Variable)
06.04.2013
to
11.09.2014
N/A
£1 - N/A
Current and previous years'
This ISA is flexible"