Subscribing to a new ISA 28 November 2006 at 3:47PM edited 30 November -1 at 1:00AM in ISAs & Tax-free Savings 1 reply 694 views

Gambler

I have yet to invest £3000 for this year's ISA. I recently applied to Bradford and Bingley but as they lost my deposit cheque I refused to send another one out of principle.

Just want to make sure that I am okay to apply to another provider as I didn't actually deposit any cash?

Don't want to break the tax rules !


Thanks

RayWolfe

If they ever find your cheque and open an ISA for you, you will just have to cancel the one you don't want. The Revenue are very relaxed about "accidental" openings.