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Alliance and leicester move goalposts
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That's right - I will amend the definition again!!Mortgage at outset (May 2004): £80,000
Mortgage now (October 2007): £58,000
Original mortgage-free date: May 2024
Expected mortgage-free date: December 2014
Projected interest saving: £21,1000 -
I hope you don't think I'm being too pedantic, but my understanding of the ISA rules is that you could, for example, open an ISA in 2006/7 and fund it with £3000, then in 2007/8 transfer perhaps £1000 to a new provider, leaving the remaining £2000 where it was. Have I got this right, or must a partial transfer consist of one or more whole years subscriptions?0
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