Confused re income tax & CGT on stocks & shares ISA

Middle_Sister

Last year I bed & breakfasted some shares I already had which had gone down in value and put them in a stocks & shares ISA. Now they have gone up 70%. I dont need the money and thought I would B&B some more shares and put the max £10.2K into the same stocks & shares ISA.
Is this wise or would I be better putting £5.1K in stocks & shares and the other half in a cash ISA (I have set up a Santander 3.5% cash ISA with 0 balance just in case)?

I thought any profits at all that I made in my stocks & shares ISA were free of tax but now I'm confused after someone mentioned CGT?
I don't want to build up a pot of say £50K and then get clobbered for CGT?
Help.

RayWolfe

There is no Capital Gains Tax on any gains in ISAs. (And you can't use losses either to ofset gains outside ISAs.)