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Barclays Golden ISA Issue 3 - Exit Fee or Notice Period?
Fingerbobs
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I've spent half an hour scouring the Barclays site, but I can't find out whether there is an fee for transferring this ISA to another provider, nor whether any notice period is required for such a transfer.
Does anyone know?
(Looking to transfer to a NatWest e-ISA, if it makes any difference).
Does anyone know?
(Looking to transfer to a NatWest e-ISA, if it makes any difference).
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Just transferred mine and there was no penalty.Named after my cat, picture coming shortly0
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Brill! Thank you :-)0
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Fingerbobs wrote: »I've spent half an hour scouring the Barclays site, but I can't find out whether there is an fee for transferring this ISA to another provider, nor whether any notice period is required for such a transfer.
Does anyone know?
(Looking to transfer to a NatWest e-ISA, if it makes any difference).
No penalty or fee. It was an instant access account. Transfer away
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Thanks both.
And just to confirm, because I'm paranoid: I can open two ISAs this year, provided I only fund ONE of them with new money, and transfer old ISA money into the other one?0 -
Fingerbobs wrote: »Thanks both.
And just to confirm, because I'm paranoid: I can open two ISAs this year, provided I only fund ONE of them with new money, and transfer old ISA money into the other one?
Yes you can do that (not the paranoid bit) :eek:
Or if you see an ISA you like that allows transfers in, you could just open one into which you pay your 'new money' and transfer your 'old money'
I was going to complicate it by saying you could open 22 if you want, but in view of your paranoia, I won't
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Yes you can do that (not the paranoid bit) :eek:
Or if you see an ISA you like that allows transfers in, you could just open one into which you pay your 'new money' and transfer your 'old money'
I was going to complicate it by saying you could open 22 if you want, but in view of your paranoia, I won't
Thanks badger - I'm now much less paranoid :j
New money is heading for a Nationwide Flexclusive, old money is heading for NatWest e-ISA.0
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