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Filled up ISA allowance - what next?
rdp81
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi everyone,
Having recently reached the yearly £3000 limit on my Abbey Postal ISA, I was hoping someone could offer me some suggestions as to which regular savings account I should open in order to maximise my interest on future savings.
I was considering premium bonds but Ive had £1000 worth for close to a year now and won nothing.
I save £500 from my salary each month and this money is currently sitting in a bog-standard Abbey current account.
Any suggestions would be gratefully received!
Having recently reached the yearly £3000 limit on my Abbey Postal ISA, I was hoping someone could offer me some suggestions as to which regular savings account I should open in order to maximise my interest on future savings.
I was considering premium bonds but Ive had £1000 worth for close to a year now and won nothing.
I save £500 from my salary each month and this money is currently sitting in a bog-standard Abbey current account.
Any suggestions would be gratefully received!
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Shares ISA - Self select shares ISA I should say
comdirect or squaregain as its called .. bung in £4k and take it from there...
Don't look back in 5 years and wonder how I missed that big bull market..
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rdp81 wrote:...which regular savings account I should open in order to maximise my interest on future savings...I save £500 from my salary each month
500 a month to save0 -
£100 p.m. max monthly saver Leeds Building Society 7% Fixed rate for 1 year
£250 p.m. max regular saver Leek Building Society 6% Fixed rate for 1 year
£250 p.m. max monthly saver Halifax 7% Fixed for 1 year
£500 p.m. max monthly saver Principality BS 6.% Fixed for 1 year0
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