While in an IVA I would go for a basic, instant Access, savings account --- you might need to call on modest savings for an emergency --- and you won't be able to save enough to make any impact on interest rate gains between products.
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
While in an IVA I would go for a basic, instant Access, savings account --- you might need to call on modest savings for an emergency --- and you won't be able to save enough to make any impact on interest rate gains between products.
While in an IVA I would go for a basic, instant Access, savings account --- you might need to call on modest savings for an emergency --- and you won't be able to save enough to make any impact on interest rate gains between products.
Ok Thankyou, so an isa is a no-go?
It isn't a no go if that is what you want ... but best to avoid any account where there are limits on withdrawals. If you manage to save a modest nest egg you might need to get hold of it quickly. Remember, if the car breaks down there is no longer a credit card to pay the garage !
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
While in an IVA I would go for a basic, instant Access, savings account --- you might need to call on modest savings for an emergency --- and you won't be able to save enough to make any impact on interest rate gains between products.
Ok Thankyou, so an isa is a no-go?
It isn't a no go if that is what you want ... but best to avoid any account where there are limits on withdrawals. If you manage to save a modest nest egg you might need to get hold of it quickly. Remember, if the car breaks down there is no longer a credit card to pay the garage !
Oh ok i see what you mean, i have my new bank account with lloyds, they have instant ulminited withdrawals on one of there isa accounts