There are plenty of guides out there to indicate which one would be best - are you happy with a stocks and shares option, or do you want the security of a cash only account.
The ASDA CTF is sourced by Engage Mutual, and is a stakeholder account which is in the middle of the table for performance right now.
I am still making my mind up but know I don't want to be looking at the markets every few weeks, so a stakeholder type account would suit me best. However...Britannia are offering a 7.5% for two years rate, which is as good as the growth predicted by most stakeholder funds, so it might pay to put it in there for the initial term until you know if a stock market option is for you.
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This post was last edited by skinfreak, 28 Oct 2007, 08:21
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