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Abbey or A&L?
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So...
Seems to suit my needs.
It does allow transfers in. I presume it also allows transfers out without affecting interest etc?
I think i will be going for Abbey and just hoping the rate does not drop.
Or mind you. Nationwide seems to offer transfers in at 6.15% fixed. This i guess though would not allow me to transfer out without being penalised. I'd like that option open.0 -
Or mind you. Nationwide seems to offer transfers in at 6.15% fixed. This i guess though would not allow me to transfer out without being penalised. I'd like that option open.
See http://www.nationwide.co.uk/pdf/savings/P115_ISAs.pdf - particularly Paragraphs 41-510 -
Ahh - so not really suitable for me then. Thanks.
I guess my risk is that the variables rates drop too much.0 -
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