Flexible cash ISAs that allow transfer ins?

SouthLondonUser

I want a flexible cash ISA that allows transfer ins. 
I wanted to ask if you can think of any not mentioned on the MSE page https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-cash-isa/



The page used to mention Monument, but not any more https://www.monument.co/savings/easy-access-cash-isa Monument should allow transfer ins "soon" but it doesn't at the moment.

I am reluctant about Trading 212. It's unclear to me if I can open a cash ISA without also opening a trading account, and I'm put off by the many complaints of how hard it was to transfer funds in and out of 212.

I am also reluctant about Chip, because I don't like the fact that it's not technically a bank and funds are protected with ClearBank, not directly with Chip.

Zopa seems decent, but I need to transfer out of Zopa.

Skipton offers one that pays much less (3.30% - that's less than gilts pay now)

Thoughts?

Ayr_Rage

You can open a Trading 212 Cash ISA on its own.

I had no problems transferring in two other cash ISAs.

I also have cash in the Invest section paying the same rate as the ISA, quite happy with using QMMFs.

eskbanker

SouthLondonUser said:

I want a flexible cash ISA that allows transfer ins. 
I wanted to ask if you can think of any not mentioned on the MSE page https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-cash-isa/

You can search the more comprehensive listings at Moneyfacts, where you can filter those accepting transfers, although flexible status can only be seen by looking at the detail of individual products thereafter as it isn't one of the filtering criteria.

147 easy access ISAs that accept transfers, some of which will be flexible:

https://moneyfactscompare.co.uk/isa/easy-access-cash-isas/?quick-links-first=false&product-favorites-first=false&sort-order=AER&sort-order-text=Rate&id=null&business-type=16&activity-type=null&investment-amount=20000&investment-type=4&account-types=64&interest-paid-frequencies=null&terms=null&account-opening-methods=null&account-management-methods=null&notice-periods=1&include-notice-period=true&include-term=true&age=21&has-withdrawal-restrictions=2&existing-customers-only=2&is-shariaa=2&joint-account-only=2

Gambler

SouthLondonUser said:

I want a flexible cash ISA that allows transfer ins. 
I wanted to ask if you can think of any not mentioned on the MSE page https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-cash-isa/



The page used to mention Monument, but not any more https://www.monument.co/savings/easy-access-cash-isa Monument should allow transfer ins "soon" but it doesn't at the moment.

I am reluctant about Trading 212. It's unclear to me if I can open a cash ISA without also opening a trading account, and I'm put off by the many complaints of how hard it was to transfer funds in and out of 212.

I am also reluctant about Chip, because I don't like the fact that it's not technically a bank and funds are protected with ClearBank, not directly with Chip.

Zopa seems decent, but I need to transfer out of Zopa.

Skipton offers one that pays much less (3.30% - that's less than gilts pay now)

Thoughts?

Coventry 4.55%

VNX

Gambler said:

JSouthLondonUser said:

I want a flexible cash ISA that allows transfer ins. 
I wanted to ask if you can think of any not mentioned on the MSE page https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-cash-isa/



The page used to mention Monument, but not any more https://www.monument.co/savings/easy-access-cash-isa Monument should allow transfer ins "soon" but it doesn't at the moment.

I am reluctant about Trading 212. It's unclear to me if I can open a cash ISA without also opening a trading account, and I'm put off by the many complaints of how hard it was to transfer funds in and out of 212.

I am also reluctant about Chip, because I don't like the fact that it's not technically a bank and funds are protected with ClearBank, not directly with Chip.

Zopa seems decent, but I need to transfer out of Zopa.

Skipton offers one that pays much less (3.30% - that's less than gilts pay now)

Thoughts?

Coventry 4.55%

Six withdrawals a year I think permitted 

zopaas mentioned is flexible and allows transfersx