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5% isa fixed for 5 years should we take the plunge
Should we get on the train or is this a bad deal, as interest rates will rise and rise...........
ContractorUK - last with the news.
Newcastle's 5% ISA closed last week!
But it was a good deal while it lasted as it was fixed for 5 years but had a get out clause with 90 days notice. So when interest rates rocket, you can jump ship.
Should we get on the train or is this a bad deal, as interest rates will rise and rise...........
Since you can get 3% fixed for one year, I'd go for that instead. When the effects of the money printing kicks in, interest rates are going to rise in the next few years. That's why they're offering it for 5 years.
And if the UK's credit rating gets downgraded, interest rates will have to rise by a few percentage points pretty quickly.
Should we get on the train or is this a bad deal, as interest rates will rise and rise...........
The emergence of these seemingly high fixed rates indicates the banks are predicting rates are going to rise significantly over the next couple of years. I'm sure they will, therfore there is no way I would fix for so long at 5%
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The emergence of these seemingly high fixed rates indicates the banks are predicting rates are going to rise significantly over the next couple of years. I'm sure they will, therfore there is no way I would fix for so long at 5%
... you can give 90 days notice to exit, so not such a bad deal.
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