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Barclays Tax Haven Isa reducing to 6.08% from 1.5.08
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FTSE_in_Mouth wrote: »You're quite right. I apologise. I have deleted it.
No need to apologise, I hadn't even noticed it.
I could possibly have embellished my response, but the answer would have been essentially the same.
Had a great weekend, by the way!
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A bit of human kindness might not have gone amiss and I was caught off-guard too. Glad to hear you had a good weekend. I guess it's some kind of newbie hazing and I will try not to ask such dumb questions....0
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I didn't say you had to transfer it straight away, but if rate goes down another 0.25 and Barclays follow next month, then why not?
[edit] allow what about fixed rates? transfer in? plenty do.
I was talking about the idea of opening the new ISA now then transferring when the Barclays one is complete. I suspect fixed rate ISAs would want the transfer or funds on opening and I don't see the point of not waiting until the transfer is possible anyway.0 -
Just received a letter saying they are processing the ISA and it can take up to 4 weeks to open - I guess that's another 4 weeks.
They also say interest will be backdated to the opening date not the application date.
Given the lost time/interest and how long I expect this to be a good rate it would have been better to have gone for an ISA that could have been opened more quickly like egg.
Actually it probably still would - might think about that over the weekend and see if I can cancel this - I still have an ess ISA from last year and would be good to reduce the number of institutions.0
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