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Connemmara | 17:54 Sat 11th May 2013 | Personal Finance
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After I pay mortgage off in August - will have extra money from time to time and would like to know the best place to put it.

I have current account online
and ISA online - in the ISA I lifted and put back lifted and put back but it only made £40 this year - right enough some days 0 money then £1455 - just giving you a rough idea.

I am not in favour of ISA - anybody know where maybe I could away £100 a month every now and again Thanks.
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Your ISA may be an old one paying a low interest rate. After a year or two the rate drops on all ISAs and if you dont check it each year it could drop to 0.5% or less.

A Cash ISA is still the best place to put money each month. You should be able to get 2.5% or more if you shop around and open a new ISA.

You may even be able to transfer the money in from your old ISA to this new ISA (same banks allow you to transfer money into a new ISA).
Agree with VHG, an ISA is best if you are a tax payer. If you really do not want one or do not pay tax Leeds are doing a regular Saver at just over 3%. You just have to commit to paying the same amount every month.
Premium Bonds! No Interest but neither is there in isa or building society.

At least you get a chance to win £1m each month and thousands of other prizes.

http://www.nsandi.com/savings-premium-bonds?mckv=sVdn73OIA|pcrid|19570061041|kword|premiums%20bonds|match|e|plid|
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Thanks for your answers- but in fact =I REALLY WANT MY FULL CAPITAL BACK AFTERSO MANY YR. I want my own money back thank you very much.
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masshysteria -how many people win on the premuim bonds == what is the equator to what - do you know of many winners.

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