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Saffron BS
To those that emailed the transfer form to Saffron, did you fill out on screen and emailed it straight away or did you print, signed with a pen and scanned it back in and sent it by email?
I am wondering if in the signature field it is enough to just write my name? Not able to access a printer or a post office at the moment. Aldermore is having the PDF set up that you can use DocuSign for signature and email it back to them, which is very handy.
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Moving to an easy access ISA would seem the sensible option.
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Oh No!!!! I just withdraw £10k from T212 back to my bank to put in a propser isa and it saying the payment is "Under review" aghhhh I might of messed up here
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I didn't print a form, but just signed with the trackpad on my laptop, then emailed.
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I had it twice in past week and first one took 5 minutes the second took about 2 hours for review but fund was transferred instantly on both occasions straight after review
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Unless your name is "Xi" I have no idea how you can achieve anything like your regular signature this way.
Does it really not matter what it looks like, so it's actually a declaration of "I have signed and agree this"?
Best part of a century into The Computer Age and we are back at "making your mark" on a document.
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Zopa
looks like they are planning a ‘boosted’ ISA on the 6th. Just got this email11 -
Moneybox Cash ISA has just increased to 4.31% AER including the 0.86% bonus for the first 12 months.
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Personally I printed the blank form, filled it in and signed by pen, scanned it and attached it to an email. They confirmed it was submitted to the existing ISA provider.
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That was incredibly risky. Especially on a bank holiday weekend. The funds may not hit your account in time or be credited to your new ISA for the 2025/2026 tax year. I did think about doing the same but not worth the risk of losing a whole ISA tax year. Hope it went ok though.
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