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Shawbrook Bank’s Easy Access Cash ISA - Issue 20 and Aldermore’s 30 Day Notice Cash ISA Issue 12 are no longer available to new customers.
Aldermore withdrew its 30 Day Notice Cash ISA Issue 12 today with the end of the tax year just one day away. In addition to this, Shawbrook Bank withdrew its Easy Access Cash ISA - Issue 20 from the market on Friday.
Both these withdrawals mean savers looking for the best easy access or notice ISA ahead of the end of the tax year will have to settle for a lower rate.
The market-leading rates for easy access and notice accounts are offered by Paragon Bank, Ecology Building Society, and Melton BS. At a rate of 0.80%, these offers would have sat behind the 30 Day Notice Cash ISA Issue 12 by 0.10% and the Easy Access Cash ISA - Issue 20 by 0.05%.
All offers require a minimum of £25 or under to open the account. This means they could be the perfect option for savers who are looking to eke out their tax-free ISA allowance of £20,000.
Paragon Bank, however, gives its customers the option to have their interest paid monthly or on anniversary. Savers can also choose whether to have their interest paid away or compounded but will have to open and manage this account online.
It is important for these customers to keep to a maximum of three withdrawals in every 12 month period. This is because on the fourth withdrawal Paragon Bank will reduce your rate to 0.25%.
As for the other offers, Ecology Building Society pays its interest yearly, it does allow its savers to choose whether their interest is compounded or paid away.
Customers can open and manage their account online or via post, with withdrawals from a minimum of £25 also permitted.
Finally, Melton BS compounds its interest yearly and allows its users to withdraw their funds without restrictions. Users can open this account at a branch or via post.
To compare these offers in more detail, consider visiting our charts.
As of 4 April, here are the Moneyfacts best buys Variable Cash ISAs.
Provider |
AER |
Gross |
Intro Bonus |
Transfer ln |
Notice |
Min Investment |
Interest Paid |
Paragon Bank |
0.80% |
0.80% |
No |
Yes |
None |
£1 |
Anniversary or monthly |
Melton BS |
0.80% |
0.80% |
No |
No |
Instant |
£25 |
Yearly |
Ecology Building Society |
0.80% |
0.80% |
No |
No |
None |
£25 |
Yearly |
Yorkshire Building Society |
0.77% |
0.77% |
No |
Yes |
None |
£10,000 0.66% at £1 0.77% at £10,000 0.82% at £50,000 |
Yearly |
Leeds BS |
0.71% |
0.71% |
No |
Yes |
None |
£1,000 |
On Maturity |
0.70% |
0.70% |
No |
Yes |
None |
£1 |
Anniversary |
|
0.70% |
0.70% |
Yes (includes a 0.10% bonus for 12 months) |
No |
None |
£0 |
Monthly |
|
0.70% |
0.70% |
Yes (includes a 0.10% bonus for 12 months) |
No |
None |
£0 |
Monthly |
|
Santander |
0.70% |
0.70% |
No |
Yes |
None |
£500 |
Yearly |
Principality BS |
0.67% |
0.67% |
Yes (includes a 0.27% bonus for 12 months) |
Yes |
None |
£1 |
Yearly |
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Nationwide BS launched a new issue of its 1 Year Triple Access Online ISA today, offering a rate of 1%.
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After a lengthy absence, ISA season is back around the end of a tax-year with the market seeing the highest uplift in average rates month-on-month in a decade.
Nationwide BS launched a new issue of its 1 Year Triple Access Online ISA today, offering a rate of 1%. It means this offer matches the market-leading rate from Marcus by Goldman Sachs®, SAGA, and Al Rayan Bank on our easy access ISA charts.
Nationwide BS launched a new issue of its 1 Year Triple Access Online ISA today, offering a rate of 1%.
The Bank of England has today increased base rate by 0.25%, up from 0.75% to 1.00%. The decision to increase base rate will be disappointing news to consumers who are already facing a cost of living crisis, with further rises anticipated over the next 12 months. Borrowers sitting on a variable rate may want to lock into a competitive fixed rate mortgage deal to protect themselves from rising interest rates, perhaps sooner rather than later as fixed rates rise, with the average two-year fixed rate surpassing 3.00%.
The Bank of England has today increased base rate by 0.25%, up from 0.75% to 1.00%.
After a lengthy absence, ISA season is back around the end of a tax-year with the market seeing the highest uplift in average rates month-on-month in a decade. Those savers who are comparing deals to utilise their 2022/23 allowance will find much better rates on average compared to a month ago, both for variable and fixed ISAs, according to the latest Moneyfacts Savings Treasury Report.
After a lengthy absence, ISA season is back around the end of a tax-year with the market seeing the highest uplift in average rates month-on-month in a decade.
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