a question about a 2-year fixed ISA

Catslovelycats · 24 June 2017 at 12:07PM

I've recently opened a 2-year fixed ISA.
Can I can pay new money into it for 2 years or would I have to open a new ISA to pay in new money during the 2nd year of it being open?
I hope it's not an obvious answer because I have googled it and can't find any answer or anything in T&Cs!
Thanks

eskbanker · 24 June 2017 at 12:20PM

Fixed-term products usually involve a short initial window (sometimes just 14 days) within which to make deposits and none are allowed beyond that.

It's not always the case though, which account are you looking at?

Catslovelycats · 24 June 2017 at 12:47PM

Ah. Of course. I knew there was something obvious!
It's an account I've already opened and had a 2 week window to pay money in. I wondered why I hadn't set up a regular payment into it. Now I remember why! D'oh. Thanks

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