So worth sticking out on variable at the moment whilst its at this rate 5.08%
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So worth sticking out on variable at the moment whilst its at this rate 5.08%
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You get fixed rate ISAs as well, they typically pay a little lower rate than variable (just like normal non ISA versions)
Yeh I have seen those some of those, mostly non flexible though.
If I decide to move can I move my money out of one ISA in to a fixed rate one if I need to ?
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Not move as such, you need to transfer the ISA (look for one that allows transfers in)
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Anyone with chase?
Can’t get any details up in app currently or make payments, seems like the service is down!
Can’t get any details up in app currently or make payments, seems like the service is down!
Yup there's a notice in the app about an outage
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Can't say I've had any real issues with Chase.
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Chaps,
I sent some money via Paypal friends and family the other day. It seemed to work no problem - but was funded from my AMEX.
Is this a license to print cash? I can get 1% on the transaction and then 5% on the value in a savings account? :S
I sent some money via Paypal friends and family the other day. It seemed to work no problem - but was funded from my AMEX.
Is this a license to print cash? I can get 1% on the transaction and then 5% on the value in a savings account? :S
Have heard of AMEX catching on to taking the **** with paypal transactions
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Ah ok that is fair enough. I was more concerned I would inadvertently trigger a cash advance. I can live with a slapped wrist if times are ever that toughHave heard of AMEX catching on to taking the **** with paypal transactions
I think it's somewhat more than a slap (ban from AMEX)Ah ok that is fair enough. I was more concerned I would inadvertently trigger a cash advance. I can live with a slapped wrist if times are ever that tough
That's why I hadn't ever done it before. Thought it was seen as cash advance.Ah ok that is fair enough. I was more concerned I would inadvertently trigger a cash advance. I can live with a slapped wrist if times are ever that tough
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Most accounts unless they specify a fixed date use anniversary, so month is same day you signed up, eg 12th of each month, or same date a year on for annual
Pretty good that.Impressed..
Hope this applies to my S&S isa as well?
Pretty much means I can use my S&S isa as a cash isa too if it does apply
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You could always buy a moneymarket fund if that's what you want
I just checked T212 is 2.15% currently, H&L is 2.75% i assume they are increasing it due to comments from the FCA? So stands to reason other platforms will increase it as well.
