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martinX_3
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I've got reasonably specific criteria for a cash ISA for 2008/09
1) Monthly interest
2) Can transfer in previous funds
Barclay's certainly pays more, but can't transfer in. So far the best I've seen is First Direct's mini cash e-ISA, which offers 6% fixed until March 2009.
All better suggestions gratefully received
1) Monthly interest
2) Can transfer in previous funds
Barclay's certainly pays more, but can't transfer in. So far the best I've seen is First Direct's mini cash e-ISA, which offers 6% fixed until March 2009.
All better suggestions gratefully received
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Alliance and Leicester have one at 6.25% that accepts transfers in. I don't think it's monthly interest though, so your find might already be one of the best...
Have you looked at Icesave's? It's 6.1%, and most of their accounts seem to have the option of annual or monthly income.I am a Chartered Financial Planner
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