The Best CASH ISA rates in the UK | 🔥 Get up to 5.26% 🔥

***UPDATE 4th April 2025 - you can now get 5.62% AER! - SEE BEST BUY LINKS BELOW***

In this video, we dive into the BEST Cash ISA rates available right now! 🚀 I look at the best Cash ISA rates from a number of top Cash ISA providers, revealing the best easy access AND best fixed-rate ISA deals as we head into April 2025

Key insights from this video include:

💰 Top easy access cash ISAs offering up to 5.26%! (But watch out for those bonus rates!)
🔒 Fixed-rate ISAs with guaranteed returns for one year
📈 How the Bank of England base rate is impacting savings and ISA rates
⚠️ Important warnings about bonus rates and potential rate drops
🧐 What to look out for with investment platforms and money market funds.

The Cash ISA market is constantly changing and rates are heating up 🔥 and moving FAST! 💨 We update the Best Cash ISA rates TWICE WEEKLY on the Money to the Masses website. Rates correct at the time of recording (25.03.25)

Check out our best buy tables below:

00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Best Easy Access Cash ISAs
02:17 - Best Fixed-rate Cash ISAs
03:00 - Final summary

#cashisa #isa #personalfinance

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[stevenculley]

Thanks for the video, could you please let us know more about stocks and shares isas and how they work, cheers.

[everymanisyourteacher]

Hello, pls does it mean you only going to get 5.72% for 3 months and 4.20% for 9 months ? Moneybox doesn’t explain what it actually means