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savings terms and conditions
darkelf
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Hi all,
I have been checking the terms and conditions of a few savings accounts i am thinking of opening but when i read the terms and conditions they have the same line as this.
***I have not subscribed and will not subscribe to another cash ISA in the same year that I subscribe to this cash ISA.***
I currently have a Lloyds cash isa (3.75%) and want to move my isa...but if i am reading this right i cannot open one of these accounts till the new tax year as i have already got a ISA???
thanks
I have been checking the terms and conditions of a few savings accounts i am thinking of opening but when i read the terms and conditions they have the same line as this.
***I have not subscribed and will not subscribe to another cash ISA in the same year that I subscribe to this cash ISA.***
I currently have a Lloyds cash isa (3.75%) and want to move my isa...but if i am reading this right i cannot open one of these accounts till the new tax year as i have already got a ISA???
thanks
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If you have paid in to your Lloyds cash ISA this tax year (since 6th April) then you cannot open a new cash ISA.
What you can do is transfer your Lloyds cash ISA to a new provider who is willing to accept this.
Check whether the rate you want with a new provider will be paid for transfers in.
DO NOT CLOSE YOUR LLOYDS ISA. Get the new provider to arrange the transfer.0 -
you cannot open a new cash ISA.
to be pedantic - you cant subscribe to another new ISA. You can open a new ISA, transfer to it, and then subscribe to it.0 -
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