where to save £333 per month for 3 years

badger09

If you don't want the hassle of opening another current account (to access a regular saver) I'd go with Marcus or Virgin @ 1.5%, or Tesco @1.45%.

Ok, not the highest rate you can achieve, but easy to keep separate.

amblonia

iris wrote: »

After looking at OakNorth web site, it appears there is a minimum payment of £1000.

£1,000 is the minimum to open an account. Thereafter, you can pay in any amount that you wish.

Zero_Sum

iris wrote: »

All the regular savers that are available to me (internet) only allow max £250 and are only for 1 year. I have already used Natiowide RS.

Thank you for your suggestion.

Have 2 on the go & then once matured depending on what you want to do with it either stick it in instant access at 1.5% or tie it up for 5 years at 2.6%

If you're up for a bit of risk theres P2P like zopa where you could get 4.5%

You could also play the banks with current accounts. You say you have a Nationwide account but TSB also pay 5% on £1500. Tesco pay 3% on £3000 (you're allowef 2 of these accounrs)

iris

Zero_Sum wrote: »

Have 2 on the go & then once matured depending on what you want to do with it either stick it in instant access at 1.5% or tie it up for 5 years at 2.6%

If you're up for a bit of risk theres P2P like zopa where you could get 4.5%

You could also play the banks with current accounts. You say you have a Nationwide account but TSB also pay 5% on £1500. Tesco pay 3% on £3000 (you're allowef 2 of these accounrs)

Thank you for your suggestions. I already have TSB and Tesco accounts. Not happy with P2P.