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Questions about ISAs?
Jomcclary
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi
Years ago I opened an ISA and havent paid anything into it for about 2 years. Can I open a new ISA with a better interest rate before the end of march 2011 and pay my money in to it and still have my old one ISA open?
Thanks
Years ago I opened an ISA and havent paid anything into it for about 2 years. Can I open a new ISA with a better interest rate before the end of march 2011 and pay my money in to it and still have my old one ISA open?
Thanks
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Yes and you can get your new ISA provider to transfer your old cash ISA into it to get the better interest rate. That is unless you fixed for a period. That way all your money is in the one ISA pot, getting the best rate at the moment.0
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See http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/cash-isa-transfers for the details of how to transfer.0
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