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Saving for my first house
NellieTheDog
Posts: 1 Newbie
I am currently saving for my first house, with my partner, hopefully by around this September next year. I have a LISA open and have now maxed it out for the year. I want to carry on saving but want to kow what would be the best savings account to save into. I currently have a normal savings account open that I'm putting the money into but want to know if this is the best way? TIA 
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As you may need the money in around 12 months time, your only sensible option is a savings account that you can easily access.
This is worth a read.
Savings | MoneySavingExpert
If you have any more specific questions you are not really in the right forum, and you should go to this forum,
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