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Coventry Building Socierty 5 year ISA
fatherandson
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I'm sure that the Coventry Building Socierty were offering a 5 year fixed rate ISA at 2.3% when I looked earlier this week. The highest they seem to offer now seems to be 2.1%.
Does anybody know whether they have reduced their rate or that I'm just looking in the wrong place?
Does anybody know whether they have reduced their rate or that I'm just looking in the wrong place?
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You're not wrong - there was a fixed rate ISA to November 2023 paying 2.3%, but it looks like it was withdrawn yesterday, and the new five year deal pays 2.1%.
You can check for closed accounts and rates on the Coventry Building Society website under Savings / All closed savings accounts / cash ISAs. Unfortunately the forum won't let me post a link.0 -
Yes, new rate of 2.1% from today.0
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Pathetic when you can get 2% for one year elsewhere.0
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Argh! I'm now regretting not applying yesterday. Is 2.1% still the best rate around?0
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fatherandson wrote: »Argh! I'm now regretting not applying yesterday. Is 2.1% still the best rate around?
You can get a better rate than 2.3% at the moment on a 5 year ISA but it will depend on how much you can invest and your preferred method of account operation.
United Trust Bank currently have a 5 year ISA at 2.3% but it's a minimum of £15k investment and it's only operate by post.
Furness Building Society have an online 5 year ISA with a minimum investment of 2.2%.
I tend to use moneyfacts.co.uk to check current rates - not saying they are the best, just that I got used to using them and their format. Other comparison sites are available!0 -
What we need is a comparison site comparison site....Berkshire_Beancounter wrote: »I tend to use moneyfacts.co.uk to check current rates - not saying they are the best, just that I got used to using them and their format. Other comparison sites are available!
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