πŸ”” πŸ””Β New best buys from Virgin, Sainsbury's Bank & Secure Trust Bank

Author: Dan Darragh
15th May 2019

Virgin Money, Sainsbury's Bank and Secure Trust Bank have launched a number of new best buys between them over the last 24 hours.

 

Virgin Money has moved to joint top of our variable rate cash ISA table, with the launch of a new version of its Double Take E-ISA.

 

πŸ”” Double Take E-ISA Issue 7 - 1.50% tax free/AER

 

It is worth noting that, as the name suggests, you are restricted to just two withdrawals a year - so may not suit those looking for more regular access to their money.

 

Moving up our easy access best buy table was Sainsbury's Bank, which launched an improved version of its Defined Access Saver.

 

πŸ”” Defined Access Saver - Issue 11 - 1.47% gross/AER

 

Again, this account comes with a restriction to the number of withdrawals that can be made each year - this time the rate will drop to 0.50% in any year where four or more withdrawals are made. 

 

Amongst fixed rate bonds, Secure Trust Bank has been active this week, launching some new offerings that make it into our respective best buy tables.

 

πŸ”” 2 Year Fixed Rate Bond - 2.27% gross/AER

πŸ”” 3 Year Fixed Rate Bond - 2.40% gross/AER

 

For a full range of top-paying options, take a look at our fixed rate bond best buy tables

 

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