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isa confusion?!!

If i have a Halifax Fixed ISA started in June 2005, can i ADD to it in April 2006?
And does that mean that i would get interest on the full £6000?

Would it be stupid to open another ISA in a different bank to getter a better rate? (and therefore not add my 3000 allowance to the existing Halifax ISA).
And it that case should i transfer the existing Halifax Fixed ISA to the one in another bank?

Thank you

Comments

  • Hi lm,

    I doubt that the same Halifax fixed rate is available now as back in June 2005, so the short answer to your question is almost certainly NO.

    BUT you could add to another Halifax ISA or you could switch and choose the best non-Halifax available ISA from April 6th 2006 onwards.

    Watch this space for the best available rates in April 2006 :).
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