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Super Cash ISA

Super Cash ISA up to 3.10% tax-free pa/AER variable

The Super Cash ISA is easy to open and allows you to earn a good tiered rate of interest, so if you have been a regular tax free ISA saver you can bring all your exisitng ISA funds held elsewhere together in one place and benefit from our higher tiered rates.

Features of the Super Cash ISA include;

  • Penalty-free withdrawals by cheque or transfer (minimum of £1)
  • A minimum opening balance of just £500
  • A maximum investment of £5,640 in the 2012/2013 tax year
  • Flexible interest payments to suit you
  • No limit to the number of withdrawals or transfers you can make
  • Payments into your account can be by cash (branch only), debit card, cheque, transfer or bank standing order
  • ISA transfers from other providers are allowed.

How can my interest be paid?

For the annual interest option, interest you earn on a daily basis is capitalised and paid into your account annually on the 5 April. Alternatively, you can reqest to have your interest paid into another suitable Skipton account, or other bank account.

For the monthly interest option, interest may be capitalised or paid monthly on the first working day after the 5 of each month, into another suitable Skipton account or other bank account.

Click here to read the Further Terms and Conditions for this account

Read 'Our Cash ISAs Key Features Document' for further information about ISAs

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Gross means the interest paid before the deduction of income tax at 20%. AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and added each year.