🔔 🔔 FOUR new best buys

Author: Dan Darragh
15th November 2018

Charter Savings Bank has been busy late in the day, launching four new best buy accounts across the savings market.

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The quartet includes a market-leading five year fixed rate cash ISA and market-leading easy access ISA.

Charter's latest one year fixed rate bond sees the provider climb up to joint third position, paying 2.01% gross/AER.

The provider also launched a new two year fixed rate bond, this time claiming joint second place, paying 2.30% gross/AER.

🔔 Charter Savings Bank 1 Year Fixed Rate Bond (2.01%)

🔔 Charter Savings Bank 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond (2.30%)

We now have a trio of OakNorth, Investec and Charter Savings Bank hot on the heels of the market-leading Secure Trust Bank (2.31% gross/AER).

Charter Savings claimed the leading position in our five year fixed rate cash ISA table today, with a new version of its account, paying 2.26% tax free/AER.

Meanwhile the provider also stands atop the easy access cash ISA field, paying 1.40% tax free/AER on its latest edition.

Although Virgin Money also offers 1.40% tax free/AER on its own easy access cash ISA, this account is limited to just two withdrawals a year.

🔔 Charter Savings Bank 5 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA (2.26%)

🔔 Charter Savings Bank Easy Access Cash ISA - Issue 8 (1.40%)

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✔️Interest-paying Current Accounts

✔️Easy Access Accounts

✔️Fixed Rate Bonds

✔️Variable Rate Cash ISAs

✔️Fixed Rate Cash ISAs

✔️Notice Accounts

✔️Monthly Income Accounts

✔️Regular Savings Accounts

✔️Children's Savings Accounts

✔️Junior Cash ISAs

✔️Help to Buy ISAs

✔️Sharia Fixed Term Accounts

 

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