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Savings account or Stocks & Shares ISA
Kateh001
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Should I transfer my money from my Tesco online saver to Moneybox stocks and shares ISA?
For Tesco I got £6.76 interest for year with about £6000
For Moneybox I’ve currently got £5.32 interest for £105
I want the money available for summer holidays/ for emergencies and don’t want to put it in my LISA that I have. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated!
For Tesco I got £6.76 interest for year with about £6000
For Moneybox I’ve currently got £5.32 interest for £105
I want the money available for summer holidays/ for emergencies and don’t want to put it in my LISA that I have. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated!
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Just to be clear , you did not earn interest , your investments increased during that period .For Moneybox I’ve currently got £5.32 interest for £10
Going forward they could increase further , or just as easily go down and you could well have less than you started with.
You can not make a straight comparison with a savings account where your money will never go down .
You must be in a very poor savings account . Normally £6K should earn at least £100For Tesco I got £6.76 interest for year with about £60000 -
S&S are not generally a good choice for short term savings or emergency funds. They are a long term (5+ years) investment vehicle.
The general advice is that you should not consider S&S until you have enough cash savings to cover all your short term / emergency requirements.0 -
Yes even balanced risk S&S investment is only suitable for money you will not need to access for at least 5 years to manage the risk you withdraw less than you contributed.0
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Open a Nationwide flexdirect account & stick £2500 in @ 5%
Open a TSB current account & stick £1500 in @ 3%
Open a Marcus account & stick remaining £2000 in @ £1.5%0
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