Today, Coventry Building Society finds itself reaching the dizzy heights of the top spot in our variable rate cash ISA table.
Meanwhile, Kent Reliance regains a spot in our top five two year fixed rate cash ISA table and PCF Bank returns to our two year fixed rate bond best buy table.
Coventry Building Society launched a new easy access cash ISA today, resulting in a trio of providers now leading the market.
The new Easy Access ISA (Online) account is paying 1.50% tax free/AER, although this includes a 0.35% bonus, fixed until 31 July 2020.
π Coventry Building Society Easy Access ISA (Online) (1.50%)
Continuing with ISAs, across to our two year fixed rate cash ISA table, we have seen the return of Kent Reliance, following the launch of its latest account.
The provider now pays 1.90% tax free/AER, joining the recently-launched account from Santander in joint third position in our table.
π Kent Reliance Cash ISA 2 year fixed rate - issue 29 (1.90%)
Finally, another returning name - this time in our two year fixed rate bond best buy table - PCF Bank.
The latest offering claims joint-second position alongside Axis Bank, both paying 2.26% gross/AER.
π PCF Bank 2 Year Fixed Term Deposit Issue 17 (2.26%)
π Axis Bank - 2 Year Fixed Deposit Account (2.26%)*
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