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It now moves above Marcus by Goldman Sachs® and SAGA on our charts.
Paragon Bank has launched a new issue of its Triple Access Cash ISA at a market-leading rate of 1.20% today.
“We are keen to support savers and we are therefore pleased to relaunch our Triple Access ISA with a market-leading rate, building on our already competitive ISA range and features,” said Derek Sprawling, Savings Director at Paragon Bank.
However, its current increase means it now leads previous market-leading providers Marcus by Goldman Sachs® and SAGA by 0.05%.
“It’s important at Paragon we provide our customers with valuable return on their savings and continue to support the cash ISA segment, an important tool for proactive savers,” he said.
The previous edition of the Triple Access Cash ISA was an Issue 7, which was available in April, offering a rate of 0.80%.
Paragon Bank’s Triple Access Cash ISA (Issue 8) offers flexibility, allowing its customers to have their interest paid away or compounded either on anniversary or a monthly basis.
Savers can also top their account up as much as they wish, provided it does not exceed their £20,000 annual ISA allowance. Meanwhile, transfers in from other Cash ISAs and Stocks & Shares ISAs are also permitted.
To open this flexible ISA, savers need a single pound to start earning interest and must do so online.
Existing Paragon Bank customers can find this new rate in the provider’s ISA Wallet, which lists all its other ISA products which are designed for other savings goals.
“Overall, it is a very attractive offer and will likely appeal to savers who may need dip into their savings in an emergency,” said Rachel Springall, Finance Expert at Moneyfacts.
While the market-leading rate may be tempting, this offer will suit a particular type of saver. This is because Paragon Bank’s Triple Access Cash ISA encourages its users to keep to a maximum of three withdrawals per annum.
If this number is exceeded, then the interest rate on the account will drop to 0.25%.
For those who are likely to make more than three withdrawals a year, then consider the next best rates from Marcus by Goldman Sachs® and SAGA.
At a rate of 1.15% for either offer, each easy access ISA includes a 0.10% bonus for the first 12 months. Once this period has expired, the interest will switch to the underlying rate which, according to current information, will be 1.05%.
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Top savings deals are on the rise across various sectors, as providers compete for a place in the spotlight. Still, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 9.1% during May, from 9.0% in April meaning there is still not a single deal which is able to outpace inflation.
Top savings deals are on the rise across various sectors, as providers compete for a place in the spotlight.
The average one-year fixed bond rate experienced the highest month-on-month rise since our electronic records begun in February 2007. Increasing by 0.29% to 1.53%, the average one year bond now stands at the highest rate since October 2013 according to the latest Moneyfacts UK Savings Trends Treasury Report. On the ISA market, the average one-year fixed ISA now stands at 1.21%, its highest point since November 2019 (1.21%) and had the biggest month-on-month rise seen since August 2011.
The average one-year fixed bond rate experienced the highest month-on-month rise since our electronic records begun in February 2007.
The latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found that household savings during the pandemic reached their highest level between April and June 2020. The household savings ratio, which calculates the amount of money households have saved in relation to their total disposable income, peaked at 23.9% in this period. In contrast, this figure was recorded at 6.8% between October and December last year.
The latest data from the ONS found that household savings during the pandemic reached their highest level between April and June 2020.
Top savings deals are on the rise across various sectors, as providers compete for a place in the spotlight. Still, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 9.1% during May, from 9.0% in April meaning there is still not a single deal which is able to outpace inflation.
Top savings deals are on the rise across various sectors, as providers compete for a place in the spotlight.
The average one-year fixed bond rate experienced the highest month-on-month rise since our electronic records begun in February 2007. Increasing by 0.29% to 1.53%, the average one year bond now stands at the highest rate since October 2013 according to the latest Moneyfacts UK Savings Trends Treasury Report. On the ISA market, the average one-year fixed ISA now stands at 1.21%, its highest point since November 2019 (1.21%) and had the biggest month-on-month rise seen since August 2011.
The average one-year fixed bond rate experienced the highest month-on-month rise since our electronic records begun in February 2007.
The latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found that household savings during the pandemic reached their highest level between April and June 2020. The household savings ratio, which calculates the amount of money households have saved in relation to their total disposable income, peaked at 23.9% in this period. In contrast, this figure was recorded at 6.8% between October and December last year.
The latest data from the ONS found that household savings during the pandemic reached their highest level between April and June 2020.
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