Just checked what the interest on my ISA is and its 0.9%!! checked my savings account and its 1.6%.
I know the ISA is tax free savings, but would I be better with the money in the savings account and if so what is the point of an ISA with such low rates?
3.3% (but that's only for the first year, it'll rival yours for shiteness soon enough)
You have to keep moving them. Its a right pain, they rely on lazy customers.
I'm one of the lazy customers.
I think mine is at about 0.0001%. Or it might as well be.
It's generally advisable to move your money to a new ISA every year I believe, as the introductory interest rate ends.
would I be better with the money in the savings account
right now yes, but once you've 'lost' that years isa you can't get it back, so probably best to keep it in an isa for now.
northern rock will give you 3.05% - just transfer it over to there
basically it allows the banks to profit out of lazy people
i spent 6 months this year trying to move one isa out of a 0.9% interest account - frankly it wasnt worth the effort in the end but i was making a point to the useless chunts at the bank
got 1 at 3.2% and one moved over from a previous year at 2.6%
got two savings accounts as well - one at 2.6gross and one at 2.3%
all in all - its irrelevant really as i will probably make next to **** all accross them all - with any luck the ac's will be empty soon 
Last year I acheived 13% on my ISA and this year so far I am sitting at 6.5% not bad considering the state of the economy
Mines about 3% with theAA, I'm hoping there'll come and fix my car too.
4 to 4.5% on the cash ISAs (5 year fixed deals started a few years ago), i'm running about -12% on stocks and shares isas 
. I'll just be whacking my allowance into Vanguard trackers instead of managed funds next year.
13%
A stocks and shares one, presumably?
2.75% with the Nationwide fixed until Jan 2013 (you get a higher rate of over 3% if you have more than 25k I think)
Whole process of transferring 3 other cash ISAs into a new one has taken two weeks from me posting the completed form (only took 5mins to fill the form in too).
So easy to do.
basically it allows the banks to profit out of lazy people
Yeah me though I seem to be better at moving money around now, I have an offset mortgage which helps with being lazy. This year I put money into a 1 year savings thing (3.5%) which will force me to change when the time comes so a good thing.
"Whole process of transferring 3 other cash ISAs into a new one has taken two weeks from me posting the completed form (only took 5mins to fill the form in too)"
Unless your account is from a day when your bank was a building society and is denying you have this account ..... despite it being visable online and in my passbook .... scumbags.
In the end i threatened to just withdraw it all - and stop my wages going in there and moving to FD.
funny enough they got their act together.....
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