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Cash Isa's

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absent Sat 23-Feb-13 07:28:30

Surely anyone with any sense and the available cash would have paid it into a cash ISA last April in order to benefit from a year's interest. I can't imagine many Gransnetters are daft enough to have £11,280 tucked under the mattress waiting for someone to tell them to put it into a cash ISA either side 6 April. confused

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HUNTERF Sat 23-Feb-13 06:52:42

There you are Ana. You are saying you are rich now.

Frank

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Galen Fri 22-Feb-13 21:51:45

I suspect that at least some of us have advisors who let us know these things Frank.
We're not all gaga you know!

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Ana Fri 22-Feb-13 21:30:13

Yeah, because we're all so rich! hmm

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tanith Fri 22-Feb-13 21:30:05

Some of us are wwwwwwwway ahead of you Frank.

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HUNTERF Fri 22-Feb-13 21:29:20

I thought Gransnetters would be rushing to take this advice.

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Galen Fri 22-Feb-13 12:56:36

hmm if I put it in my sip instead I get a tax refund!

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Ana Fri 22-Feb-13 12:54:04

Well, Frank, if I find that I've somehow overlooked a spare £5,640 lying around in my bank account, I'll take your advice! grin

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HUNTERF Fri 22-Feb-13 12:51:31

I just thought I would remind gransnetters to put their £5,640 in to a cash ISA for the 2012 to 2013 year if they have not already done so as we will be entering in to a new tax year on April 6th.
You will be able to invest another similar amount after on or after April 6th.
Five year bonds with the Halifax look best when I last looked but the situation could change.
Look at moneysupermarket.com.

Frank

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