30 day notice saving account recommendations?

[Jog On]

Can anyone recommend a good CT/VAT/warchest account?

Ideally with about 30-60 day notice and preferably monthly/quarterly interest payments?

Done a lot of googling and used search facility but not much coming up.

Edit - looking at some of these, anyone used any of these?

*EDIT #2* - Santander Business reward saver looks like the one.. possibly, anyone know any better

[MarillionFan]

Can anyone recommend a good CT/VAT/warchest account?

Ideally with about 30-60 day notice and preferably monthly/quarterly interest payments?

Done a lot of googling and used search facility but not much coming up.

Edit - looking at some of these, anyone used any of these?

*EDIT #2* - Santander Business reward saver looks like the one.. possibly, anyone know any better

Have you thought of something like ratesetter? (P2P with an instant access)

Peer 2 Peer Lending and Social Lending in the UK - RateSetter.com: A better way to save or borrow, peer to peer.

[Jog On]

Have you thought of something like ratesetter? (P2P with an instant access)

Peer 2 Peer Lending and Social Lending in the UK - RateSetter.com: A better way to save or borrow, peer to peer.

For CT/VAT money?

This looks good for some business investing however

[MarillionFan]

For CT/VAT money?

This looks good for some business investing however

If you can put business money in, then why not CT/VAT. It has an instant drawer facility. I used it myself recently. My only concern is that it's covered by the £85k rule (but neither is Zopa).

[SimonMac]

What is the "legality" of drawing out my CT money (which is sat in a next to zero interest savings account) sticking it in my off set mortgage account and then paying my CT direct from my personal account when its due?

[SimonMac]

Have you thought of something like ratesetter? (P2P with an instant access)

Peer 2 Peer Lending and Social Lending in the UK - RateSetter.com: A better way to save or borrow, peer to peer.

I assume the website takes the cut between the Lending rate (4%) and the Borrow Rate (7.9%), nice little earner no wonder the Banks are raking it in.

[Contreras]

You mentioned the Moneyfacts search engine already and there is one more that I know of :-

Compare Business Accounts, Commercial Mortgages & Loans

Best corporate bank savings accounts interest rates for business ltd limited plc public limited companies

[jmo21]

What is the "legality" of drawing out my CT money (which is sat in a next to zero interest savings account) sticking it in my off set mortgage account and then paying my CT direct from my personal account when its due?

Treated as a directors loan with all associated rules shirley?

[MarillionFan]

Treated as a directors loan with all associated rules shirley?

I would assume if they can take 'business money' then it's got nothing to do with a directors loan.

[jamesbrown]

I assume the website takes the cut between the Lending rate (4%) and the Borrow Rate (7.9%), nice little earner no wonder the Banks are raking it in.

So long as the recovered defaults remain low.