Short term easy access savings

Hertsclarets

I have in the region of £90k, proceeds of a property sale 12 months ago, which has been sat in a 6% savings account for 12 months and matures at the end of the month.  I saved 20k in a fixed term cash ISA for the previous tax year which has matured and has been transferred into a Trading 212 cash ISA and have 14k also in a Trading 212 cash ISA for the current tax year.  Once the savings account matures, I will top up the ISA for this tax year to the max, so will have c.84k left over.  The plan is to buy a property with my partner later in the year, so am looking for a home for my 84k that will pay the best interest rate but allow easy access when the time comes to buy a property.  Depending on how long this takes, I will probably top up the 84k each month.

Any suggestions on the best course of action gratefully received.   

friolento

Pick the savings account(s) that suits you best from this list: https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/savings-accounts/. Don't go over £85k with a single financial institution

xylophone

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/article-1583859/Best-savings-rates-General-savings-Internet-branch.html

Mark_d

friolento said:

Pick the savings account(s) that suits you best from this list: https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/savings-accounts/. Don't go over £85k with a single financial institution

And this is the important thing.  Trading212 are not a bank.  Money deposited with them ends up in NatWest, Barclays etc.  You might risk losing out on FSCS protection if you're not careful.
Having said that, it is extremely unlike that banks go bust