Best savings account?

My Santandar ISA matured at the start of the month, I already have a fixed term ISA with SecureTrustBank and use Trading212 to pay my "mortgage" into each month, so decided to go with MoneyBox to transfer the Santandar into. Very easy to setup, has a nice app and like T212 you get interest added in daily.
 
Cash ISA is protected upto £85k
Investment (S&S) ISA isn't if there is cash in there and you choose to take interest on it. That is invested into QMMF
Given the rate is the same on the Cash ISA and uninvested cash in the S&S ISA, might as well put it in the cash ISA.

I've just punted mine across. Takes two secs (Manage Funds -> Move Funds), and doesn't mess with your ISA allowances.
 
Got my 170 cash from my lloyds regular saver this month and opened a new one instantly.
Still at 6.25pc (fixed for a and 400 a month for 12 months.
So should be another 170 quid next year.

Also next year my 3 year fixed bond at 4.75 matures. So in 12 months should be a nice bumper haul.

But as I use 12 month 0pc spending credit cards that money is allocated to paying one of those off next year.
 
Given the rate is the same on the Cash ISA and uninvested cash in the S&S ISA, might as well put it in the cash ISA.

I've just punted mine across. Takes two secs (Manage Funds -> Move Funds), and doesn't mess with your ISA allowances.

Yeah just gets annoying to keep moving backwards and forwards if your trading a bit.
Ive started moving mine a bit more again as I found some days the interest on cash in the S&S side seemed lower than I would have expected.
 
Given the rate is the same on the Cash ISA and uninvested cash in the S&S ISA, might as well put it in the cash ISA.

I've just punted mine across. Takes two secs (Manage Funds -> Move Funds), and doesn't mess with your ISA allowances.

I also keep less than 500 loose in my S&S and rest in cash isa for same reason.
 
Got my 170 cash from my lloyds regular saver this month and opened a new one instantly.
Still at 6.25pc (fixed for a and 400 a month for 12 months.
So should be another 170 quid next year.

Also next year my 3 year fixed bond at 4.75 matures. So in 12 months should be a nice bumper haul.

But as I use 12 month 0pc spending credit cards that money is allocated to paying one of those off next year.
Billy big ******s over here throwing numbers around :p
 
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