i have last years cash isa with alliance and Leicester, who were paying around 5.5% interest. will this rate carry on for the duration of the isa? . also whats the best thing to do with this years isa? i notice none of the rates will match 5.5%.
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Rob graham
Not unless you have a fixed rate - which I doubt. Most cash ISAs are variable rate and will fluctuate according to the whim of the provider.
Rates have gone down from last year. The best thing to do is to go to somewhere like
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and look for a rate and a provider with terms that suit you and put this year's ISA in there, if you want a cash ISA.
You may even decide to move last year's ISA to a new provider. Don't encash the old ISA and then try to reinvest it elsewhere. Tell the new provider what you want to do and they'll give you a form to instruct the old provider to send the money to them. Otherwise you'll end up losing last year's ISA allowance.
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strawberry
cheers Rob, is there an easy way to find out what my interest rate is ? i had on online one with alliance and Leicester, so will the interest rate be the same as this years equilivent?
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Matt Robertson
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it does appear to depend upon the cash ISA that you took out - if you are not sure, you need to be speaking with A&L
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Jon's News
I see that the interest rates for the "Direct Cash ISA issue 1" have come down a bit.
oh well 5.15% ain't that bad.
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Aren't they supposed to inform you personally if they change the interest rates? This is the second rate change and I haven't received anything.
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john boyle
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No.
Thats because they dont have to. The T&Cs normally refer to 'notices in branches and in the press'
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