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4 year isa from halifax
moneysavingaddict07
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Doesn't look that great, to be honest.
Interest rates depend on how long you are willing to tie in for:1 year 6.00%
2 years 5.80%
3 years 5.95%
4 years 6.20%
I'd need a much better return to tie up my money for 4 years - interest rates may be much higher in a couple of years time.poppy100 -
Doesn't look that great, to be honest.
Interest rates depend on how long you are willing to tie in for:
I'd need a much better return to tie up my money for 4 years - interest rates may be much higher in a couple of years time.
On the other hand though, rates could be lower
and you are guaranteed a fairly decent rate of 6.20%. I think it is near the top fixed rate that accepts transfers in atm, so if you transfered now, you would be assured of a higher rate than elsewhere for the next couple of years, and surely the rate couldn't be that much lower than elsewhere for the last couple? 0 -
If interest rates were to go a lot higher in a couple of years then simply switch to the higher rate and just forfeit 90 days interest on the fixed deal.
your then in a win win position if the new rate exceeds the penalty.
therefore it isnt really much risk at all, Probably more chance of interest rates going down over the next 4 years than going up.0 -
Rates are likely to increase when the credit crunch shows sign of easing. Inflation needs bringing under control.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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