Cash Isa battle sees Trading 212 hike best rate TWICE in one week – how to bag 5.1%

Trailing Trading 212*, Plum* and Moneybox are Monument Bank and Mansfield Building Society which are paying 4.76 and 4.75 per cent interest, respectively.

It means easy-access Isa rates currently beat fixes. The best one-year fix is offered by Shawbrook Bank and Castle Trust Bank at 4.53 per cent, while the best two-year fix comes in at 4.43 per cent from Hodge bank.

Trading 212’s Isa* offers a 0.2 cent bonus for 12 months on top of its standard variable rate of 4.9 per cent for new customers.

The new deal means that Trading 212 is one of the only providers, alongside Moneybox and Plum, to pay interest of more than 5 per cent.

DIY investment platform Trading 212 has hiked its cash Isa rate for the second time in one week, delivering a table-topping 5.1 per cent deal.

Cash Isa battle: Trading 212 and Plum are slugging it out at the top of the savings tables

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