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2 year Fixed Rates
BaryBazz
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I have been looking at the rates and note that Zopa is not quoted as a best buy when its 2 year rate is 1.56%. Any ideas why!
Bazzer
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It's normally only the top 3 or so that get listed - the top two rates are currently higher than that and ISBank (via Raisin) is presumably listed 3rd due to the cashback aspect which could prove more beneficial for some.1
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Of the four accounts listed at https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest/#2yrfixtable, three have better rates than Zopa and the one that doesn't has a £50 bonus that may give a higher overall return.BaryBazz said:I have been looking at the rates and note that Zopa is not quoted as a best buy when its 2 year rate is 1.56%. Any ideas why!
MSE only ever lists a small subset of the market-leading products but if you're looking for more comprehensive listings, including all the worse rates, then sites like MoneyFacts (when operational) or ThisIsMoney have more than MSE chooses to show.1
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