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The Cash ISA is simply a tax free interest paid account, the same as other savings accounts. They are designed to be more accessible, and to benefit a wider range of people. All you need to do is place your cash into a savings account, and your savings begin. People with seperate savings accounts, and long term savers will benefit from this
Using unbiased independent information, we update our data every month to give you the best 5 cash ISAs. This is to give you the information to help you choose the best rates tailored to you and your families needs.
| Top 5 Cash ISA Accounts October 2011 | ||||
| Account | Interest | Bank | Notes | Links |
| Natwest Cash ISA | Natwest | 2.00% | Save up to £5,340 in a tax year | Info |
| RBS Cash ISA | RBS | 2.50% | Instant access savings account | Info |
| Virgin Climate Change ISA | Virgin Money | 0.00% | Invest up to £10,680 this tax year | Info |
| Foresters Friendly Society ISA | Foresters Friendly | 0.00% | Cash-in your ISA savings whenever you want | Info |
| AA ISA | AA Money | 3.05% | fixed bonus of 1.35% tax free for 12 months | Info |
It is important to have a look at the small print before signing up to a savings account. Although we update our information monthly, banks and building societies chang their terms and conditions erratically.Have a look at the small print before signing up to any savings account. Don’t just settle for the best one you find, as there may be a lower interest rate on another savings account with better terms and conditions. It is important to make the most of your account, and get the best rates.
The good thing about these ISAs is obvious, the more you invest the more you save and you can take the money out whenever you like, they are tax-intelligent and save you money. The limit has increased in the past few years to £5,340 from £3,000 a year in 2010 and anyone over 16 can open a Cash ISA.
Due to inflation savings can be eroded, having money locked away in an account with interest 2 or 3% below inflation will lose you money.
