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I put in 20k last month, no issues at all and daily interest (at the moment). Withdrawals can take up to 3 business days though.Any problems with Trading 212 Cash ISA ?
sounds odd, don't really understand it, ok so its held over 3 banks but its the rest of it
I've split my cash-isa's between T212 and Moneybox, both 4.9%. T212 is completely flexible with unlimited withdrawals and Moneybox allows up to 3 before the rate drops. Both offer daily interest.Will be keeping an eye on this thread, I've been using Chip for the last 18 months or so for the cash ISA, evidently there is better out there still.
Think I'll shift over to T212 - presume its FSA backed ?
I don't think the food standards agency back ISAs.Think I'll shift over to T212 - presume its FSA backed ?
Aye, both are FSCS. Just ensure you limit yourself to 80k per institution for the £85k protection.FCS protected
The interests is probably a bit in between the penny so it’s round up and round down.
The interests is probably a bit in between the penny so it’s round up and round down.
Thanks - yeah I get that but the amount is never going down, always up so it should alaways be the same (if rounding less then a penny) or higher?
For example on
Jan 1st I got £5.4425584 interest
And Jan 2nd I got £5.4390643 interest... so less than the previous day?
Your right, its just clearly how they are doing it. Yeah its odd for sure, and could be partly why they are moving to monthly.
Maybe they are calculating at top level then apportioning it down or something odd like that, rather than calculating the correct % for each individual compounded for the remaining days of the year.
Would be interesting to see if everyone followed the same daily ups and downs on consistent balances.