Kent Reliance Building Society Mini Cash ISA Reviews
Newest Review: ... Reliance is however consistently near the top of the list over the longer term. This building society can trace its history back over 150 years and has over £1.5 billion of assets. My wife opened the Direct variable rate mini cash ISA at the time of writing this postal account pays 5.96%. You can download an application form from the website or request one by phone. Cheques can simply be sent in the post and a receipt is sent back and if you need money you can access easily by postal request. Under ISA rules you can invest up to £3000 per tax year and you can open the account with just £1. Anyone opening a Building Society ... more
Customer Kent Reliance Building Society Mini Cash ISA Reviews (3)
by - written on 06/07/07 (Useful, 738 readings)
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Check the financial pages of the papers for the best rates for mini cash ISA's you will notice that many banks and Building Societies come and go as they raise their rates only to drop them again once you have opened the account. Kent Reliance is however consistently near the top of the list over the longer term. This building society can trace its history back over 150 years and has over £1.5 billion of assets. My wife opened the Direct variable rate mini cash ISA at the time of writing this postal account pays 5.96%. You can download an application form from the website or request one by phone. Cheques can simply be sent ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/06/07, updated on 13/06/07 (Very useful, 1653 readings)
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I am a confirmed rate tart! I have no loyalty to any financial institutions and no one can count on my business. I regularly look at the interest rates I am getting on my savings. At the beginning of May a friend told me that she had just transferred her ISA to the Kent Reliance building society, as they were offering a really good rate of interest. I had never heard of this building society before so went of to google them. Their web site is really clear with lots of useful information. I found that they were offering a direct mini cash ISA paying 5.96%. I was also happy to read that they would allow me to transfer my existing mini cash ISA to them held with ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/11/06 (Very useful, 2244 readings)
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Every year each individual in the UK has a certain amount of money which they are entitled to put into an ISA. An ISA is essentially a tax-free wrapper; that is any income or capital gains will not have to be explained to Mr Brown. Within the tax year a maximum of £7000 may be saved by an individual in a mixture of cash, stocks and shares. The smaller saver will probably look into the cash alternative first and foremost where you can save a maximum of £3000 each tax year. If you want more information on the different forms of ISA in order to see which combination may be suitable for you there are many websites around that explain them quite clearly and concisely. Simply . Read the complete review
