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ISA closed but possibility of new one?

bb_bell
Posts: 7 Forumite
Hi all!
Hope this isn't a silly question or one thats been asked too many times!
Since I have bought a house I closed all my savings accounts apart from a normal monthly saver. One of the accounts closed was a Cash ISA with LloydsTSB. The reason I did this because I was spreading the money I was saving before the house. Since the house sapped all my savings I thought there was no need for all those accounts so closed them. I had saved £3,000 in one tax year for that account.
I have just recently come to recieve £10,000 which I just want to hide away and get a little bit of interest. Im not sure but I thought I heard somewhere that if you had an account before that you could have the amount what was in there to put away.
Say I goto the bank and ask for a new Cash ISA, could I put in an extra £3,000 on top of the £3,600 for this year? I would like to get a lump sum of £6,600 in a ISA if possible?
Thanks :cool:
Hope this isn't a silly question or one thats been asked too many times!

Since I have bought a house I closed all my savings accounts apart from a normal monthly saver. One of the accounts closed was a Cash ISA with LloydsTSB. The reason I did this because I was spreading the money I was saving before the house. Since the house sapped all my savings I thought there was no need for all those accounts so closed them. I had saved £3,000 in one tax year for that account.
I have just recently come to recieve £10,000 which I just want to hide away and get a little bit of interest. Im not sure but I thought I heard somewhere that if you had an account before that you could have the amount what was in there to put away.
Say I goto the bank and ask for a new Cash ISA, could I put in an extra £3,000 on top of the £3,600 for this year? I would like to get a lump sum of £6,600 in a ISA if possible?
Thanks :cool:
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Im not sure but I thought I heard somewhere that if you had an account before that you could have the amount what was in there to put away.
Incorrect. If you've put £3600 into an ISA this tax year then taken it out you're not able to put anything further into the ISA.
If you've not used any of the £3600 this year you can put in £3600 only, not matter what you've had in an ISA before.0 -
ah ok, nevermind eh!
cheers for the advice! time to hunt around for the normal savers then!0
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