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Progressive 2yr ISA Fixed paying 4.1%
35har1old
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Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
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Conflicting info given in the Says 'There is a minimum lodgement of £1 required to open an ISA bond'35har1old said:Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
Yet in the summary as you rightly said
'There is a minimum lodgement of £500 required to open an ISA bond.'
Wonder which one is correct0 -
I think I would go with the £1Growingold said:
Conflicting info given in the Says 'There is a minimum lodgement of £1 required to open an ISA bond'35har1old said:Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
Yet in the summary as you rightly said
'There is a minimum lodgement of £500 required to open an ISA bond.'
Wonder which one is correct1 -
On the 2yr bond the £500 has be reduce to £135har1old said:
I think I would go with the £1Growingold said:
Conflicting info given in the Says 'There is a minimum lodgement of £1 required to open an ISA bond'35har1old said:Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
Yet in the summary as you rightly said
'There is a minimum lodgement of £500 required to open an ISA bond.'
Wonder which one is correct1 -
Yes I messaged them this morning and they have just replied see below35har1old said:
On the 2yr bond the £500 has be reduce to £135har1old said:
I think I would go with the £1Growingold said:
Conflicting info given in the Says 'There is a minimum lodgement of £1 required to open an ISA bond'35har1old said:Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
Yet in the summary as you rightly said
'There is a minimum lodgement of £500 required to open an ISA bond.'
Wonder which one is correct
Thank you for your enquiry.The 2 Year Fixed Rate ISA Bond minimum lodgement is £1.
This was recently updated from £500, and we have missed this in the summary box.
Our website has now been updated.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and I apologise for the confusion.
If there is anything else we can help you with, please let us know!
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35har1old said:Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
2-year-fixed-rate-bond-iss-23-summary-box-and-ts-cs.pdf
Where do you think it says you can add throughout the FY/term? 'Cos the bit below doesn't seem to say that?
Lodgements
• while the issue is open you can lodge additional amounts into your bond by cash, cheque or electronic transfer.
• Section 4 of the Savings General Terms and Conditions provides more information for these options;
• you cannot make additional lodgements to a bond after the issue has closed0 -
That is the 2 yr FRB iss 23 not the 2yr FR ISA iss 21. That restriction does not apply to the ISAsoulsaver said:35har1old said:Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
2-year-fixed-rate-bond-iss-23-summary-box-and-ts-cs.pdf
Where do you think it says you can add throughout the FY/term? 'Cos the bit below doesn't seem to say that?
Lodgements
• while the issue is open you can lodge additional amounts into your bond by cash, cheque or electronic transfer.
• Section 4 of the Savings General Terms and Conditions provides more information for these options;
• you cannot make additional lodgements to a bond after the issue has closed
Lodgements • you can save up to a maximum of the annual ISA allowance (£20,000 for the current tax year); • you can lodge amounts into your ISA bond by cash, cheque or electronic transfer. Section 4 ofthe Savings General Terms and Conditions provides more information for these options; • the Society will only accept subscriptions to one Cash ISA product in the same tax year; • you may subscribe to this Fixed Rate ISA Bond and to other Cash ISAs held with other ISA providers in the same tax year. However, all subscriptions must remain within the overall ISA subscription limit of £20,000.
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Being able to add cash and transfers throughout the tax year has been confirmed by telephone contact and a branch visitGrowingold said:
That is the 2 yr FRB iss 23 not the 2yr FR ISA iss 21. That restriction does not apply to the ISAsoulsaver said:35har1old said:Might be of interest to ones that have ISAs maturing later in the year.
Open with £500 can then be funded by transfer or further cash deposits anytime in the tax year.
No limit to transfers
Branch or post application (passbook) not visible online account
To view on a phone go to ISA'S scroll to 1yr fixed than flick left to right to view
2-year-fixed-rate-bond-iss-23-summary-box-and-ts-cs.pdf
Where do you think it says you can add throughout the FY/term? 'Cos the bit below doesn't seem to say that?
Lodgements
• while the issue is open you can lodge additional amounts into your bond by cash, cheque or electronic transfer.
• Section 4 of the Savings General Terms and Conditions provides more information for these options;
• you cannot make additional lodgements to a bond after the issue has closed
Lodgements • you can save up to a maximum of the annual ISA allowance (£20,000 for the current tax year); • you can lodge amounts into your ISA bond by cash, cheque or electronic transfer. Section 4 ofthe Savings General Terms and Conditions provides more information for these options; • the Society will only accept subscriptions to one Cash ISA product in the same tax year; • you may subscribe to this Fixed Rate ISA Bond and to other Cash ISAs held with other ISA providers in the same tax year. However, all subscriptions must remain within the overall ISA subscription limit of £20,000.
If yoy happen to visit a branch you can also make a lodgement by DC2 -
Think those terms were found clicking through from the ISA summary... Or senior moment.

I know this is post/branch to open; Do we know if it can it be managed or at least viewed online when opened?0
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