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B & Bingley's new Isa out on 26th March

I called into branch today. I was told they are launching their's on 26th March after seeing what their competitors are selling, lets hope there is feirce competition to out-do each other in light of them needing cash
Liquidity is when you look at your investment portfolio and **** your pants
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  • 10_66
    10_66 Posts: 3,462 Forumite
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    Apparantly, it's going to be 6.25%, fixed for 12 months, available for the next tax year (08/09).
  • bristolleedsfan
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    10_66 wrote: »
    Apparantly, it's going to be 6.25%, fixed for 12 months, available for the next tax year (08/09).

    :T xtra week now for someone to launch a Higher One Year Fixed Rate ISA. :T
  • Stavros_3
    Stavros_3 Posts: 1,288 Forumite
    Lets keep everyone up to date and informed guys, I'm definately going for the best fixed that accepts transfers in
    Liquidity is when you look at your investment portfolio and **** your pants
  • KTF
    KTF Posts: 4,850 Forumite
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    The LloydsTSB ISA at 6.5% fixed for 1 year (if you have over 9k) still beats this.
  • Stavros_3
    Stavros_3 Posts: 1,288 Forumite
    Most of us I suspect don't have 9k+ in ISA's
    Liquidity is when you look at your investment portfolio and **** your pants
  • It's mentioned elsewhere on here but if you've missed it then have a read of:

    http://business.scotsman.com/personal-finance/Boost-savings-by-switching-to.3882679.jp

    "The Dunfermline Building Society is launching an account in the new tax year paying 6.86%."

    I'm not convinced fixed ISAs are that crucial actually even considering the current market, far from it if you ask me. Looks like a time when finacial institutes may actually offer higher rates to get our money...
  • bristolleedsfan
    bristolleedsfan Posts: 12,649 Forumite
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    It's mentioned elsewhere on here but if you've missed it then have a read of:

    http://business.scotsman.com/personal-finance/Boost-savings-by-switching-to.3882679.jp

    "The Dunfermline Building Society is launching an account in the new tax year paying 6.86%."


    6.86% launch is believed to be going to be a Regular Saver ISA. _pale_
  • Stavros_3
    Stavros_3 Posts: 1,288 Forumite
    bump, well the B & B isa for 2008/9 should be released tomorrow, first one to post the link gets a gold star. I'm out all day tomorrow so hopefully someone will have updated this thread
    Liquidity is when you look at your investment portfolio and **** your pants
  • TCA
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    It's set to launch on 6th April but application forms are available in branches from today. Crucially no transfers in allowed.

    Bradford & Bingley to launch fixed rate ISAs at 6.25%
    25 March 2008

    To mark the start of the new tax year, Bradford & Bingley is to launch a one-year fixed rate ISA and one-year fixed rate eISA, both at a market-leading rate of 6.25% tax-free p.a./AER.

    The attractive rates are to launch on Sunday 6 April 2008. For those who want to complete and submit their applications early, however, applications will be available in branches from Wednesday the 26th March.

    Savers with a lump sum of £3,600 can take advantage of these best buy rates either by calling into their local branch, posting their signed application form or by clicking onto bradford-bingley.co.uk\savings.

    Key features of the ISAs include:

    Tax-free interest rate of 6.25% p.a./AER fixed for one-year
    Minimum and maximum opening investment - £3,600
    Interest can be credited or paid out. Annual interest is paid annually on the anniversary of the date the account was opened
    No additions are permitted
    No withdrawals are permitted until the account matures
    No transfers can be made from existing ISAs at Bradford & Bingley or from any other ISA.

    Paul Whitlock, head of savings at Bradford & Bingley, said: "Our new ISAs are ideal for savers who want to shore up their cash ISA allowance for the 2008/9 tax year in an account with a market-leading rate. In times of economic uncertainty, with potential base rate falls on the horizon, locking into a best buy rate which is fixed for one year gives investors crucial peace of mind. Customers also have the added convenience of choosing how to apply, whether by post, through a branch or online."

    http://www.easier.com/view/Finance/Investments/ISAs/article-169972.html
  • notis7
    notis7 Posts: 81 Forumite
    Stavros wrote: »
    I called into branch today. I was told they are launching their's on 26th March after seeing what their competitors are selling, lets hope there is feirce competition to out-do each other in light of them needing cash

    Σταύρο πρέπει να μην τα κατέχεις καθόλου εάν έχεις τα χρήματά σου με αυτούς....να αλλάξεις τράπεζα γιατί στην συγκεκριμένη τα έχουν σκούρα....φιλικά ;)
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