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Maturing cash ISA

Hello, I'd appreciate some advice! I have a cash ISA that matures in November. When this happens I'd like to take some of the balance to pay off mortgage but will have approx £1000 left. Am I able to withdraw some cash and transfer the other £1000 to an ISA with the post office who seem to have a good rate at the mo? How long after the ISA matures do I have to sort it out? I have not used all of this years ISA allowance yet.
Thanks v much xx

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  • Baldur
    Baldur Posts: 6,565 Forumite
    sparrow49 wrote: »
    Am I able to withdraw some cash and transfer the other £1000 to an ISA with the post office who seem to have a good rate at the mo?
    Yes
    How long after the ISA matures do I have to sort it out?
    That depends on the terms & conditions of the current Cash ISA (I presumed that it's a fixed-rate product, as you refer to 'maturing') - I have one maturing at the end of October, which only gives me a 14-day window in which to transfer to a different provider.
  • Milarky
    Milarky Posts: 6,356 Forumite
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    Baldur wrote: »
    I have one maturing at the end of October, which only gives me a 14-day window in which to transfer to a different provider.
    That's rich, considering the "they're allowed 30 days" nonsense I was informed of only today....
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  • Baldur
    Baldur Posts: 6,565 Forumite
    Milarky wrote: »
    That's rich, considering the "they're allowed 30 days" nonsense I was informed of only today....
    They give 30 days advance notice of reinvestment/transfer options, plus the 14 day window, so no real problem...... ;)

    If you are unfortunate enough to miss the transfer window, the funds are swept into their variable rate ISA, which has a 90 day notice period.....:eek:
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