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ING DirectING Direct ISAOpen an account today in approximately 10 minutes. A simple way to save up to £3,600, without paying tax on your investment.Monthly2.50%N/A
NatWeste-ISAAvailable to existing Natwest Customers Only. The longer you save the more you can earn, save up to £3,600 in a tax year. See site for details.Monthly2.00%N/A
AbbeyDirect ISASave from just £1 to receive 2.00 AER (variable) tax free.Annually2.00%N/A
NatWestCash ISAAvailable to existing Natwest customers only. Transfer your previous years ISA's into this great cash ISA. Earn up to 2.0% AER tax free.Monthly2.00%N/A

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  • afrodads Rank: Corporal 19th Nov 2004

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    Good Points: Absolutely None!


    Bad Points: Poor custmer service, Rude staff, Ignorant assistants.


    General comments: After opening a Halifax Current account over the phone, I took my driving licence and BT telephone bill to Stratford East London Line to verify my identity. After waiting 30 minutes in the custmer service line, the ignorant woman rudely said that they don't accept BT bills, despite being told it was accepted as a means of verifying address, over the phone.

    Days later, the same BT bill was accepted in the Halifax Hammersmith branch.

  • burc11 Rank: Lance Corporal 22nd Sep 2004

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    From day one of opening my guarenteed reserve savings account with the Halifax, I have had nothing but grief. Having come from a banking back ground, I have a sound understanding of the banking world, however, I found that their ways of doing things very restrictive. For example I was not allowed to renew my account and then have the interest paid away to another bank account. I was told I would have to open a current account with them, or I would have to have a cheque sent to my address - losin ...