POLL: Best Online Savings Account Provider.

planemad

Just a little poll of MSEers to see who they feel are the best internet based savings accounts.

Overall we can get an idea of the best institutions via a poll.

Please take in account everything in making your decision like, interest rates,customer service, internet site, ease of use, consistently good interest rate, rate guarantee, call centre ect.

I have only polled the top ten providers by interest rate according to a web based table.

Paul_Herring

34 views and only 4 people have bothered voting??

Lokolo

Eggs not up there and thats who I have my savings with

[Deleted User]

I couldn't see "Under my matress"

ManAtHome

Icesave - good site, painless transfers, consistently good rates

Others in the list I have:
BM - good site, painless transfers, good fixed-term rates
B&B - reasonable site, painfull transfers, one or two decent fixed-term rates

Might be a bit short on votes as no Nationwide, Coventry, Newcastle etc..?

[Deleted User]

ManAtHome wrote: »

B&B - reasonable site, painfull transfers, one or two decent fixed-term rates

Rubbish instant access savings account rates which change (and by this i mean go down...) every 2 months :mad:

ManAtHome wrote: »

Icesave - good site, painless transfers, consistently good rates

Great instant access savings account rates which are guaranteed to pay at least 0.35% above Base Rate until 2011 and at least match Base Rate until 2013.

bristolleedsfan

ManAtHome wrote: »

Might be a bit short on votes as no Nationwide, quote]


I was :think: the same thing, im suprised free..... didnt get in first about Nationwide omission. :shocked: Perhaps free..... has gone out for the evening. :laugh:

Karl.H_2

ICICI for me, however it's my first and only web account. I will be applying for Birmingham and Midshire soon – I hope.

nilrem_2

I suppose it depends on whether best means best interest rate or best to use, I voted for Icesave as they pay me decent interest but I like using the Natwest interface though their rates are naff, Smile used to be brilliant but now pay totally pathetic interest rates and ING have gone this way too.