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What to do with 42k
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This might be an option. I'll have a look.Hexane said:If tying up some of the money for one year would be acceptable, then getting some of it into Regular Savers would seem worthwhile. Currently offering as much as 1.75% although more commonly around 1.3%
These also often have the advantage that they retain the higher rates of interest even after other interest rates drop even further (for example I still have several paying 2.75% at present).
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