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Cash ISA - Trading 212 or Moneybox? Both offering 5.17%
jungleboy123
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Transferring my lifetime ISA to moneybox to get that sweet 5%.
I just wonder if i should go Trading 212 or Moneybox for transferring my Cash ISA? I see not much info on the MSE headpage. The only thing is 212 is flexible?
Has anyone experience with both and which is easier to use and manage?
Thanks.
I just wonder if i should go Trading 212 or Moneybox for transferring my Cash ISA? I see not much info on the MSE headpage. The only thing is 212 is flexible?
Has anyone experience with both and which is easier to use and manage?
Thanks.
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The MSE page highlights other differences too, but there are plenty of experiences of both discussed regularly on here, so reading through other threads will give you a flavour.jungleboy123 said:I just wonder if i should go Trading 212 or Moneybox for transferring my Cash ISA? I see not much info on the MSE headpage. The only thing is 212 is flexible?Trading 212's account has a minimum deposit of £1 and allows unlimited withdrawals, while app-based Moneybox requires £500 minimum deposit and limits you to three penalty-free withdrawals per year, plus the rate drops after 12 months (more info in the links).1 -
No experience with Moneybox but I can tell you that withdrawing from Trading 212 is not instant and takes between 1 and 3 days in my experience. I also use, and prefer, Chip and Zopa both of which give virtually instant withdrawalsjungleboy123 said:Transferring my lifetime ISA to moneybox to get that sweet 5%.
I just wonder if i should go Trading 212 or Moneybox for transferring my Cash ISA? I see not much info on the MSE headpage. The only thing is 212 is flexible?
Has anyone experience with both and which is easier to use and manage?
Thanks.2 -
Tried T212 but stumbled on the ID requirements. Uploaded DVL docs as requested but it then needed a camera. I have a smartphone but no functioning camera on it so that was end of story.
Moneybox app didn't require any ID uploads or the use of a camera. In fact I don't recall inputting my address either, which I thought was odd.1 -
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Trading 212 states up to 3 working days for withdrawals.So far its been instant.But I take the cash out 3 days before I need it.If its instant as before I place it in Chip's ISA that give instant payouts.So I can fund my regular savers on the first.
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Paying into the Moneybox Cash ISA is instant using a linked bank account and open banking, £100 minimum. Smaller or larger amounts can be added using their weekly savings cycle.
Withdrawals claim to be fast too, haven't tried since the account drops the rate after 4 withdrawals in a (tax) year.0 -
Trading 212 seems to be having issues with allowing customers to log in0
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It seems to be working fine for me.saveforretirement said:Trading 212 seems to be having issues with allowing customers to log in0 -
No login issues with Android or ipad.
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Has anyone managed to get Moneybox Cash ISA bonus interest after having it before? I remember this was an issue for LISA re-joining a while ago.0
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