How do Nationwide cash isa rates compare?

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Written on: 11.01.2010 [20:20]
Crawford Crawford Topic creator Posts: 4	I am trying to look out for a good savings account and I am not sure where to go. I like the idea of an ISA and wondered how Nationwide cash isa rates compare to others? If not an ISA then what should I be going for? A bond perhaps? What is similar to an isa?
Written on: 18.01.2010 [01:50]
Dagmar Dagmar Posts: 9	Mate, you need to give us more to go on than that. How much you want to save, whether you need access to your money, whether it is to save or to make money, if you have any specific requirement, why specifically Nationwide….. I could go on…….
Also very interesting: Tax-free national savings & investment accounts? Taxed income from savings? Tax rules for pensions contributions? New pensions & 2006 rules... Do I have to give notice to withdraw from a cash ISA (Halifax)? Can I withdraw from my tax free savings account (CIBC Bank)? Is the tax free savings account RBC offers available as a joint account? Can I have more than one of the tax free savings account TD introduced? Is there such a thing as joint tax free savings at CIBC? Overpaying the tax free savings RBC account: any charges?
Written on: 19.01.2010 [08:49]
Hamilton Hamilton Posts: 3	An isa is always a good idea, I would say you just need to put a bit more research I behind it before you make the jump. Have you had a look here on the ISA pages, they are very detailed without being too much information to take in, great place to start if you ask me: http://www.monetos.co.uk/investment/tax-free/individual-savings-accounts/