Can anybody recommend a good bank/building society to save money in? I basically have a sum of money of which i want to save for a new home but i want an account with a good rate of interest. Anybody have any info or tips ?
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Can anybody recommend a good bank/building society to save money in? I basically have a sum of money of which i want to save for a new home but i want an account with a good rate of interest. Anybody have any info or tips ?
I would have thought an ISA would be your best bet. As long as you dont get one thats limited to only £3600
Unless things have changed since I worked in the industry you'll be limited to putting £3k into it every tax year anyway.
Well i have over £3000 to put into savings !
I know on my mini ISA i can only put in £3600 every financial year, but i thought the key word was mini therefore there was other options to be had from ISA's? Never looked into in much detail though!
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Originally Posted by Beardo
i will happily look after that for you mate :p:p
Ahh, looks like they've upp'ed it Chris...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Hebden
Bearded lady... have a mooch at this for an example:
http://nationwide.co.uk/savings/cash_isa/cash-isa.htm
Wondered how long it would take !
Have got C & G ISA, interest is good, think may have changed now though in current climate. There's always bank of R5GTT!;)
He wants to save it, not piss it into the wind :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Raider
[quote=Mr Raider; There's always bank of R5GTT!;)[/quote]
Normally i would spend the lot on the car , but i have grown up slightly and for the first time in my adult life im debt free, no credit cards,no loans, no store cards nothing, i don't even own a cheque book ! Now i have money i want to save it :D
Ben, take a look at this link. Some great information on there regarding savings accounts and ISA's :)
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/banking/
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Originally Posted by D4WNO
Thank you sweet
Personally i would take a gamble on premiun bonds... if u win anything of them put it straight back in...
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i'll look after it....forget isa's! no seriously id go for an isa.i put 3k in one and got bout £150 a year in interest..id have to have a look,but iam pretty sure.