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Lump sums
kelley42
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I'd like to deposit a lump sum. Can anyone advise on plum or atom for this over short term 6/9 months. I'm also considering an isa. Amount to invest £65000. Thank you
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Not used Plum, But Atom are great.Fast deposits and withdrawls.I use Chip, easy access ISA 5.1% at the moment.It is -0.15% below the base rate and tracks it.As the funds are earmarked for my 14 regular savers.Here you will find the most upto date rates. Highest rates.Top left savings, click it.Then Fixed rate bonds or ISA.Then select lenght and rate order.
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An ISA will only take £20k so you'll need to find a home for at least £45k of the money if you're only keeping it for 6-9 months. If you don't want to have more than 1 account then just find the best rate savings account you can for that time.kelley42 said:I'd like to deposit a lump sum. Can anyone advise on plum or atom for this over short term 6/9 months. I'm also considering an isa. Amount to invest £65000. Thank youRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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