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Savings V's Capital Repayment(Updated 2.12.04)
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It makes very little difference on way or the other.
For what it is worth I would leave the ISA as it is as itmight rain tomorrow................................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0 -
Wot he said ^
Switching a £3000 ISA would save you just £4.50 a year at those rates. Once withdrawn you could not change your mind and put the money back if your ISA interest rate went up (not until next year's allowance anyway).0
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