Where can I get the best interest rate in the UK?
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sainsburys internet banking have reported that the have the highest interest rate in the uk and its 5%, which is very very good
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Check out www.bankrate.com
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Any site with a ridiculously high interest rate has to be a scam. If you want a secure investment that you can withdraw at anytime, you are not going to get above ~4.50% a YEAR at current rates.  This Government site discusses some of the scams out there.\nSolidinvestment.com is in Belize. It's a banana republic.  I'd rather invest in Nigeria...
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You can find interest rates on CDs and money market funds at the link below (Bankrate.com). This is by far the best site for finding the highest-paying banks in the country.\n\nWilliam Perez\ntaxes.about.com
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You could open an online (only) account at an investment bank, there are many out there with high interest rates!\n\nIng Direct\nHSBC\n\njust to name a few.
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Actually I work for a company that consolidates student loans, I can help you. Call 1800 710 0114 first thing monday morning and ask to speak with Yvette. \nI'd be happy to help you and anyone else you know that needs help locking into to the interest rate for this year. Good Luck!!!!
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If you're in Britain, the Co-operative Bank is good.\n\nIt's the only one with a complete ethical investment policy, and I've always found them helpful and less impersonal than the Halifax, my previous bank.
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That depends on which bank or credit union your using for your accounts. you can go to www.bankrate.com and check the best rates on savings accounts, MMA's, and CD in your local area.
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If you dont plan on touching the money for a while, a CD would be good. They have interest rates around 4 percent.
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Consult a mortgage adviser, that's what we did. \n\nTheir job is to find you the best deal out there - and it doesn't cost you a penny! They're paid commission by the company they recommend and as the commission is a SET amount they don't have any reason to recommend one  particular company over any other. \n\nIt's in the advisers best interest to get you the best deal possible as you would probably then recommend them to others, and word of mouth is a very powerful tool in the consultancy game.\n\nGood luck!
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Over here in the UK its either Aberdeen, Heriot watt or Imperial, Cambridge is also good but hard to get into unless you have a bank balance that matches Bill Gates! In the states, Berkley in California, ATM (Think thats what it is called) in Texas and another one in Oklahoma with name escapes me at the moment.
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Talk to a mortgage advisor at any estate agents. They scan a computer with over 33,000 mortgages on it to find the best one for you. Northern Rock do a 100% they told me.\n\nGood luck, be sure you know what you're doing!
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Looking around, 5.05% seems to be the going rate on that kind of money in a savings account (Abbey, Britannia etc offer it)\n\nThis comes to £50,500 a year, or £4200 a month, or £968.49 a week, or £138.36 a day! You could live off it comfortably!
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One of the best sources for interest on  savings, credit cards, etc is http://www.bankrate.com\nIt depends what state you are in and what the balance on the account is.\n\nHSBC direct in New York shows 4.7% minimum balanace $1.00\nhttp://hsbcdirect.com
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HSBC Direct has a promotional rate of 4.8% until April or May. That's the highest that I know of. Their regular rate is 4.25%, which along with Emigrant Direct is the highest regular rate for accounts of its type.\n\nIf you go on Bankrate's website and search for MMA (money market account) rates, you will find some other high-yield accounts, although some of them require a minimum of $25,000.
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Try Marks & Spencers - if your local branch has a beureau de change they're commission free and usually pretty good rates
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I personally have an HSBC online-saver account. It is run solely over the internet banking system, and because of this, and because it means that HSBC don't have to employ any staff to manage the account or handle paperwork, the interest rate is higher. I believe it is currently 4.95%.\nAlternatively you could open an ISA account, which also have good rates of interest.\nYou're best bet is to go down to a building society or bank, and speak to a Customer Adviser. Be warned though, they will invariably try to get you to sign up for their own company's accounts. So if you go to Natwest, you will hear all about the greatness of Natwest. Shop around!\nHope this helps,\nRegard, Liam