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12 Month Reward Saver & 3Yr Fixed Isa, What Interest?
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Hi group, I invested £84,000 in the Halifax reward saver account last Oct at 1.7%, can any one tell me what interest I will get when the 12 months elapse, I also invested £5,760 in a fixed 3yr Isa at 3%, same again can anyone advise what the interest will be when this matures.
Kindest regards Otto, West Cumbria
Kindest regards Otto, West Cumbria
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've read the question differently to others (who seem to have assumed that you want your interest calculated for you).
As I read it, you were given a (relatively) high rate of interest for the first 12 months of your 'Saver Reward' investment and you're now asking what the rate will be after the introductory period expires. If so, see here:
http:// www.hal ifax.co .uk/sav ings/in terest- rates/p ersonal -rates/ ?pageta bs=0#sa ver_rew ard
The current 'normal' ISA rates are on the same page.
Chris
As I read it, you were given a (relatively) high rate of interest for the first 12 months of your 'Saver Reward' investment and you're now asking what the rate will be after the introductory period expires. If so, see here:
http://
The current 'normal' ISA rates are on the same page.
Chris
I agree with both sets of figures, but don't forget you'll get taxed on the £1428 earned in the saver account; whereas the interest earned in the ISA will be tax free.
If you're a 20% tax payer, you'll receive £1142.40 interest after tax.
If you're a 40% tax payer, you'll receive £856.80 interest after tax.
If you're a 50% tax payer, you'll receive £714 interest after tax.
If you're a 20% tax payer, you'll receive £1142.40 interest after tax.
If you're a 40% tax payer, you'll receive £856.80 interest after tax.
If you're a 50% tax payer, you'll receive £714 interest after tax.
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