Yes, but until it is inside an ISA I’m never going to use it. Would be nice if it got sorted before September as that is when the childcare costs are going to drop and I’ll have an extra ~£800 per month to use. I wouldn’t want to lock it away in stocks and shares, but the treasury bills would be ideal.
5.23% this round it seems
Recent quote from shareholder update email:
“we’ll soon offer UK Treasury bills in tax wrappers”
Hopefully this is sooner rather than later!
That’s good news
SIPP or ISA?
Hopefully both.
That would be amazing.
Yup, same here, so not just you.
Hope it’s fixed soon as I was planning on topping up tomorrow but wouldn’t want to touch it whilst it’s not playing ball for fear of messing things up.
@acamp … maybe one for you/the team to investigate?
EDIT: Call off the dogs, seems to be working now.
Yes it is fixed for me too.
Interesting stuff. Feels like Treasury Bills will no longer be an ‘account type’ like ISA/GIA/SIPP.
And so the current setup (for those that hold them now) would mean that Treasury Bills become part of the GIA.
Just guessing, wouldn’t mind it.
Think the bigger one is the UI will be the same for SIPP and ISA.
Nice, I think it would be GIA as standard as some people might not have opened isa or max there’s out, my big question is what if I want to transfer to my isa would we have the choice first or we still have to message support to do it for us, just wish we have flexible isa, and what will the space for the treasury account be, will it be something else or will it disappear for now.
Anyone else not able to buy these trying to do £250 but keeps saying failed Been like this since last week
I’m not seeing this option yet so maybe it’s being phased in. App is up to date.
Nice one. Not showing for me, are you on Android or iPhone? Mine hasnt updated. Anyone got any idea why or when it will be in ISA for everyone?
Nice, just noticed it on my iPhone.
Something to checkout over the weekend
Showing in mine. Will we be able to switch them into the ISA without having to “sell” them and manually buy them again in the ISA?