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Northern Rock Fixed Rate Access ISA

macca64 · 2008-03-27 14:34:14

I've done a search, but couldn't find anything on here that answered my question. I've currently got my previous years ISA held with Kent Reliance, however after the last rate cut, there are better rates out there that accept transfers in, and I found the NR Fixed Rate Access ISA, the rate is 6% fixed but you can get…

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bristolleedsfan Posts: 12,949 Forumite

28 March 2008 at 3:09PM

Dollysky wrote: »

If only £35000 of savings are protected with any one establishment - does anyone feel it is worth losing on tax-free allowance by withdrawing from an ISA which has more than £35000 in it.

Personally i dont believe its worth doing what u describe in the circumstances u describe, however some ISA providers allow part transfers out and others allow part transfers in.

NR currently has 100% savings guarantee.

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