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Better Interest Rates On Business Accounts

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    #11
    Originally posted by pzz76077 View Post
    http://www.abbeyinternational.com/MOS.asp Only £250 needed to open an account.

    (You can open as many accounts as you like BTW, and can have company accounts- different application form, higher costs so not too sure why you would want to do this with what is essentially your money).

    There are also many other options - For example Im currently getting 14.92 tax free after costs from BOA, but there restrictions.



    PZZ
    12% aer limited to 2500 a month. Hmmm those limite savers always sound impressive, but..

    0.95% per month, so about £1600 over a year gross of tax

    That's if you put 30k in over the term. If you had 30k originally you would need an interest rate of around 5.5% gross to get the same return.
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      #12
      Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post
      12% aer limited to 2500 a month. Hmmm those limite savers always sound impressive, but..

      0.95% per month, so about £1600 over a year gross of tax

      That's if you put 30k in over the term. If you had 30k originally you would need an interest rate of around 5.5% gross to get the same return.
      Im not trying to sell it to anyone, all I can say is that it has worked fine for me over the past 3 and a half years and paid 11% after costs.

      You would need to structure the rest of your life towards not paying UK tax to have any advantage at all I would suspect.

      If you are a non tax payer like myself, then there are many other options to choose from- BOA are currently paying the highest of any tax free account that I have - but the catch is that it is by invitation only.

      PZZ

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