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how come this doesnt appear on MSE headline fixed rates? I would go for this but i dont understand the difference.
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It's a brand new account (as of today I think) so might appear in due course. It's a member-exclusive bond so you'll need to have had an eligible savings account already open with Nationwide or Virgin Money yesterday in order to qualify.
It's worth noting this isn't an ISA.
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Nice one, I'm very tempted😄 I also think there's a good chance rates will go over 5%
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Doesn't have to be an existing savings account to be eligible
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is it just a regular savings account then? I.e tax deductable over the PSA?
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Lock in half. Keep half variable. You can then both lose and win regardless of which way it goes
I consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?3 -
Correct, this is not an ISA.
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It is rather confusing that this discussion is taking place in the ISAs section, perhaps the thread needs moving if the intent is to discuss non-ISA fixes.
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sorry totally forgot this was the ISA thread. I just got the email earlier to apply! Lucky me :)
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Nationwide are offering 4.6% for 5 years and Kent Reliance are offering 4.65% for 3 years.
The ISA rates have been creeping up every month. 5% has a high probability if we draw the conclusion that the energy crisis will continue for the rest of the year.
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