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From cash ISAs to index trackers, here are our best deals

Looking for a cash ISA (individual savings account)? This table shows you The Motley Fool's best deals on cash ISAs. Find the top deals and apply online.

Some of the best saving rates are available with tax-free savings accounts, such as a mini cash ISA (individual savings account). A tax-free savings account like a mini cash ISA helps you save money by reducing the amount of tax you pay on your savings. Most mini cash ISAs function as online savings accounts, allowing you to transfer money easily from your current account to your mini cash ISA. Similar to savings bonds, mini cash ISAs tie in your money for some time, but in exchange for this, you get to enjoy tax-free savings comparable to those available with the best high interest savings accounts.

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E-ISA 1.75% AER It's a straightforward tax free savings account with a great variable rate of 1.75% AER (1.74% Tax Free). Open and Manage online.Apply

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Legal and General offers a range of index-tracking ISAs with no initial charges or exit fees and total annual charges of between 0.52% and 1%. Find out more now.
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