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Exactly. Withdrawing is easy - you close the account, they send you a cheque.
Transferring out is a bit more hassle for them - you close the account, they send the money to another institution with associated paperwork confirming that it's from another ISA account. So they charge more (£25 instead of nothing).
Transferring out is a bit more hassle for them - you close the account, they send the money to another institution with associated paperwork confirming that it's from another ISA account. So they charge more (£25 instead of nothing).
This sounds suspiciously like the £25 that CC companies charge for going over limts/missing payments to cover "paperwork."
Though thankfully, not all ISA providers are like all CC providers - not all ISA's attract a fees for certain circumstances.
Conjugating the verb 'to be":
-o I am humble -o You are attention seeking -o She is Nadine Dorries
