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Natwest E-Isa transfer in

In late April this year I transferred my Natwest ISA to a Natwest E-ISA (around £7,000).

I have a FRISA with Halifax (£8,000) which is due to mature in early August this year. Does anyone know if it is possible for me to transfer the money in the Halifax FRISA (following maturity) into the Natwest E-ISA or will this not be allowed?

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  • johnmoney05
    johnmoney05 Posts: 1,484 Forumite
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    I believe you can. I have been doing that.....My Natwest E-ISA was opened in April this year. And I have transferred 3 separated Cash ISAs into it. If the rate is not going to change, I will transfer the fourth one when it matures in November!
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