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SarahNeedle1872
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This is gonna sound like a silly question....
I have filled my ISA allowance for the year. My ISA int is paid on a yearly basis, but I may need to withdraw a month or two before the int is due to be paid (0% period on CCs ends). So what happens to the interest? Do I forfeit it? Or will it be paid at the end of the year anyway?
I have filled my ISA allowance for the year. My ISA int is paid on a yearly basis, but I may need to withdraw a month or two before the int is due to be paid (0% period on CCs ends). So what happens to the interest? Do I forfeit it? Or will it be paid at the end of the year anyway?
'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde
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My guess is you will get paid the interest up to the date you withdraw it and it will be paid at the end of the year.0
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Cheers, that's what I was hoping! Obviously if I can get another 0% deal before the current one ends, I will.'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0
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If you withdraw all the funds - then the ISA will effectively close. And interest, to date, will be added to the funds you withdraw. If you leave a minimum sum in the ISA - the interest will be paid on the next anniversary.If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0
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Thanks Mike, I'm hoping that I can get another 0% deal so I can keep saving - I've never used my ISA allowance up before!'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0
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You'd better concentrate on that new deal then.

As we're only just over 4 months into the tax year - it means, otherwise, you can't fund another ISA until after 5.4.09If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0 -
I worry that there may not be many/any around by then..... my 0% deals end at the beginning of March, so don't wanna have to take it out just before the deadline.... I'm hoping to have enough cash stashed in a high int saving acc to open a 09/10 ISA and use the whole allowance again.....
Would I be able to transfer money in and pay in another £3600 or am I just trying to be greedy?
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SarahNeedle1872 wrote: »Would I be able to transfer money in and pay in another £3600 or am I just trying to be greedy?

If I'm following you correctly (some funds left in this year's ISA?) ..... then. yes, you can transfer that into another ISA and contribute a further £3.6k immediately after 5th April.
But - assuming you don't clear out all the funds in the current ISA - you can just add the £3.6k into that after 5.4.09? Then - if there's better rates about, you can transfer the entity to someone else who accepts transfers. But try and avoid transfers round the March / April period - as the ISA scene is a bit fraught!If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0 -
YOu were following correctly..... I'm just thinking way ahead of myself.... If I can get another 0% deal, I won't need to take any money out the ISA, so I could transfer the £3.6k and add in another £3.6k after 05.04.09 (assuming of course that I have that much saved!)
Re the timing.... I have been watching the Tax Haven thread with interest (went there last year, didn't bother this year!) and the whole thing seems a nightmare... I transferred to my current ISA in June, so lost a couple of months at the better rate, but it all seemed to go through really quickly. I shall just keep my eye open for a good rate!
Anyways, thanks for your help!:beer:'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0
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