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Two ISA accounts in one tax year
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I applied for a S&S ISA with 'Company A' earlier in the year but did not fund it.
I now have funds available and wish to start using a S&S ISA. However I would now much rather do this with 'Company B'.
Seeing as I never put any money into the 'Company A' ISA, can I just disregard it or close it, and then open a new ISA with 'Company B'?
I now have funds available and wish to start using a S&S ISA. However I would now much rather do this with 'Company B'.
Seeing as I never put any money into the 'Company A' ISA, can I just disregard it or close it, and then open a new ISA with 'Company B'?
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Yes. An "open ISA" in HMRC's terms is an account that is open and funded with money from the current tax year.Conjugating the verb 'to be":
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