🔔 🔔 A duo of market-leading ISAs hit the shelves

Author: Dan Darragh
02nd November 2018

Charter Savings Bank has launched two market-leading cash ISAs today, a one year fixed rate ISA and a new version of its already market-leading 95 day notice cash ISA.

Charter Savings Bank

The latest one year fixed rate cash ISA is paying 1.60% tax free/AER taking the leading position from Paragon Bank (1.55% tax free/AER).

Charter Savings Bank also extended its lead is our variable rate cash ISA table with the new version of its notice cash ISA.

The new Issue 4 of the account pays 1.45% tax free/AER, pushing the provider further clear of the chasing pack.

🔔 Charter Savings Bank 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA (1.60%)

🔔 Charter Savings Bank 95 Day Notice Cash ISA - Issue 4 (1.45%)

We have also seen some great rates enter our business fixed rate bond best buy table today, that are too good not to mention.

BFC Bank has launched a range of fixed term deposit accounts, paying top rates across the board. Its 12 month account is paying 2.50% gross/AER*, the 6 month account is paying 1.99% gross/AER*, while the 3 month account pays 1.75% gross/AER.

Businesses must have a minimum annual turnover of €2M to qualify for the accounts, each of which can be found in our business fixed rate bond best buy table.

🔔 BFC Bank 12 Months Fixed Term Deposit* (2.50%)

🔔 BFC Bank 6 Months Fixed Term Deposit* (1.99%)

🔔 BFC Bank 3 Months Fixed Term Deposit* (1.75%)

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*We are occasionally paid by some providers if you click through from our Best Buy Tables and open a savings or current account with them. We will never accept a payment that compromises in any way our independent, whole of market approach to providing information on savings products. For clarity we will indicate those companies who remunerate us with an asterisk (*).