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spoke to two people who have never personally had a complaint ???????
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A little extra.
Seriously, this rate is a shocker. |
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Switch it - job done ....
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60 days ?
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Spent all their money on those brilliant adverts.
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isa isa rump me
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Took me 4 months to switch my isa from this load of thieving ba$tards...earnt about 20 quid interest of 10k
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ice ice baby!...everyone in that advert deserves a slap
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3.25 at coventry but new money only you cannot transfer
best you'll get for tranfer is 2.75 |
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Halifax 2 year Fixed rate ISA is 3.5 %.
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gotta love their adverts..
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gotta loathe them more like
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Why not put it here ?
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Santander do one for 3.5%, I think its fixed for 2 years.
I'm only 18 so I dont know much about these things, just heard the guy in Santander talking about them . |
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Standard Life Instant Access ISA has paid 2.65% for some considerable time.
I'm on ISA watch waiting for Barclays to reduce the rate to 0.0265% now they have taken over Standard Life Bank ! |
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Buy some bonds
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Go into a betting shop and slap it in an FOBT
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Go and play 'chase the lady' outside Sandown park by the railway station with the lot of it
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ISA ISA BABY...
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The problem with the 2 year fixed rates is that interest rates (and thus savings rates) are likely to start going up soon after the election so it might be worth either hanging on for a couple of months or at least looking for a one year rate at 3% (the Halifax do one of these) so you are not tied in for too long.
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