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BangraMonkey@Rpoints
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Alliance & Leicester: Premier Current Account with Premier ISA
Premier Current Account with Premier ISA has just been added.
Tax-Free Savings with a great rate when you open a Premier current account
• Earn 10.00% gross p.a./AER (variable) when you open and arrange to pay in your main income each month to a Premier Current Account, Tax-free savings with no notice for withdrawals
• 24/7 access to your Premier ISA Issue 2 via Telephone and Internet Banking
• Linked to your new Premier account for easy access and quick transfers
Other great benefits include:
• Save up to £3,000 each tax year with tax-free interest (£3,600 per tax year from 6 April 2008)
• No need to declare your ISA interest on your tax return
• Save regular amounts each month or transfer one off payments from your linked Premier current account (subject to annual ISA limits)
• From 1 June 2009, the underlying Direct ISA rate available at the time will be earned
• This Premier ISA Issue 2 offer is only available when you open a new Premier Current Account.
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TOPCAT57
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New customers only I bet - what price loyalty!
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missgb
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you only need to pay in £500 per month into your current premier to keep the ISA.
You can transfer the money back out again if you don't want to use the current account. |
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king_suckerman
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| missgb wrote: | you only need to pay in £500 per month into your current premier to keep the ISA.
You can transfer the money back out again if you don't want to use the current account. |
Does the £500 you pay in have to be your salary? Or, could I continue to use my Halifax current account for my salary and simply transfer £500 per month into the A&L account? |
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BangraMonkey@Rpoints
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| king_suckerman wrote: | | Does the £500 you pay in have to be your salary? Or, could I continue to use my Halifax current account for my salary and simply transfer £500 per month into the A&L account? |
as far as i can see you just need to transfer in at least £500 a month
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Chadwick
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| Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 7:47 pm Post subject: |
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| It doesn't have to be your salary. You can just set up a standing order to transfer it in and then another SO to transfer it back out again. |
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rohansw
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| Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 11:17 am Post subject: |
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| The paying in £500 is a term of the current account itself. Reading through the terms and conditions for the premier ISA, you do have to pay in your "main income" every month and if you don't they reserve the right to reduce the interest paid to the direct ISA level (i.e. from 10% to 5% or so). |
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missgb
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i phoned them up before i opened my account to query that.
They confirmed that i could set up a standing order from my bank account to go into the A&L account and from there i could then transfer my money back if i wanted. |
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TOPCAT57
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| missgb wrote: | i phoned them up before i opened my account to query that.
They confirmed that i could set up a standing order from my bank account to go into the A&L account and from there i could then transfer my money back if i wanted. |
Other half has one of these accounts - just for holiday insurance - she pays in £500 per month by DD from her other bank account - no problem. |
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stoge
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whats the interest rate on the premier 1 isa ???
you need to keep an eye on alliance, they keep changing issue's & rates, once they rope you in.  |
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missgb
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| 10% variable |
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king_suckerman
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How do I delete all A&L cookies as advised in Bangramonkey's original post?
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so2006
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Firefox:
Press Ctrl + shift + delete
I dont know about internet explorer
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