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BluKoo

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Registered: 8th Apr 02
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9th Jan 14 at 10:46

Been looking at the Tesco Internet Saver account @ 1.55% for 12 months, but just thought I'd see if anyone knows of any better account out there?

http://www.tescobank.com/savings/savingsaccounts/internetsaver/apply.html

pow

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9th Jan 14 at 10:51

There is fuck all out of there, I bought a house earlier than I wanted to as I'm fed up of making no money on my money

luciaadr

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9th Jan 14 at 11:21

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/savings-accounts-best-interest

Aleex

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9th Jan 14 at 11:40

no such thing these day, buy a house.

if you already have one, buy another!

Marc

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9th Jan 14 at 11:55

I remember back in the day 7.5% for an ISA and 6.5% for a HISA

Robbo

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9th Jan 14 at 12:17

They dont exist currently. I looked into one and the best you could gte was about 3%.

Bonds are your best bet but then money is tied up... Gov't bonds from Italy, Spain and Portugal have a very high yield if you are willing to be a bit risky...

Robbo

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9th Jan 14 at 12:18

quote:
Originally posted by Aleex
no such thing these day, buy a house.

if you already have one, buy another!

BTL mortgages require min. 20% deposit usually, so siognificantly easier said then done...

Aleex

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9th Jan 14 at 12:30

fair, i have absolutely no knowledge on buy to let mortages lol

dannymccann

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9th Jan 14 at 12:37

I thought it was closer to 50%, but then I looked a few years back before buying my personal property instead

Robbo

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9th Jan 14 at 12:54

You can find some with 20% still IIRC but most are higher. Think 50% is a bit prohibitive....

Ian

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9th Jan 14 at 12:58

High street spec deposit-and-forget will be terrible.

Can you not add it on to the rest of your stuff? Surely that must be doing more than even the best tax free stuff.

BluKoo

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9th Jan 14 at 13:19

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
High street spec deposit-and-forget will be terrible.

Can you not add it on to the rest of your stuff? Surely that must be doing more than even the best tax free stuff.

I want to have this cash easily accessible, so a more conventional account would be better suited than shares or an ISA.

Ian

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9th Jan 14 at 13:25

That's the downside to locking it away I suppose.

Robbo

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9th Jan 14 at 13:50

Best one I think then was the Santander (?) 3% CURRENT (

) account.

AndyKent

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9th Jan 14 at 13:52

First direct regular saver, 4.8% after tax but max £3600. Otherwise, P2P lending, think Zopa offers around 4% over 3 years but you can withdraw early and pay a small penalty.

RichR

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9th Jan 14 at 14:00

quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
You can find some with 20% still IIRC but most are higher. Think 50% is a bit prohibitive....

We only put down 20% on each of our BTL and the 20% for the second came out of the equity of the first so we've effectively only put 20% of our own money down on one set of flats; tenants have paid the next deposit and the subsequent capital payments. Once you have one, its much more straight forward to get a second/third/etc.

Robbo

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9th Jan 14 at 14:22

quote:
Originally posted by AndyKent
First direct regular saver, 4.8% after tax but max £3600. Otherwise, P2P lending, think Zopa offers around 4% over 3 years but you can withdraw early and pay a small penalty.

you sure? im with FD and dont get anywhere near that...

AndyKent

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9th Jan 14 at 18:25

Its a product they've offered for years, although the rate dropped lately.

http://www1.firstdirect.com/1/2/savings/regular-savings-account

I've been earning 6.4% this year

Haimsey

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9th Jan 14 at 18:45

I use Santander 123 and nationwide flex account paying 5% on 2.5k (1k in a month).

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