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Hi all,
I’m unable to find a clear answer on the Virgin website.
After the initial 30 days can you transfer other ISAs into the account as they mature elsewhere?
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jordan8693 said:I opened a Lloyds 4.95% ISA 4 days ago but haven't deposited any money as I haven't received my login details in the post yet. I see that Charter Savings bank has gone up to 5.2% now, am I stuck with Lloyds because you can only open one ISA in a tax year, or could I open a new Charter Savings account and just not deposit money in the Lloyds account?How many years is the Charter ISA, 3 years ?.
‘If so I would opt for the Virgin money ISA, 5.2% for 3 years but only 120 day penalty to exit the ISA0 -
I don't think so. You can only pay money in during the first 30 days. I believe the 'transfer an ISA into this account' link disappears after 30 daysuk1 said:Hi all,
I’m unable to find a clear answer on the Virgin website.
After the initial 30 days can you transfer other ISAs into the account as they mature elsewhere?
Thanks.1 -
Still waiting to hear from Coventry BS on what they'll be changing their rates to after they announced they were going to...
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Oasis1 said:Still waiting to hear from Coventry BS on what they'll be changing their rates to after they announced they were going to...
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/help/member-support/bank-of-england-base-rate.html
7th July1 -
Bigwheels1111 said:jordan8693 said:I opened a Lloyds 4.95% ISA 4 days ago but haven't deposited any money as I haven't received my login details in the post yet. I see that Charter Savings bank has gone up to 5.2% now, am I stuck with Lloyds because you can only open one ISA in a tax year, or could I open a new Charter Savings account and just not deposit money in the Lloyds account?How many years is the Charter ISA, 3 years ?.
‘If so I would opt for the Virgin money ISA, 5.2% for 3 years but only 120 day penalty to exit the ISA
Charter don't do anything longer than a 2 year ISA.0 -
gt94sss2 said:Oasis1 said:Still waiting to hear from Coventry BS on what they'll be changing their rates to after they announced they were going to...
https://www.coventrybuildingsociety.co.uk/member/help/member-support/bank-of-england-base-rate.html
7th July
Thank you! Perhaps I missed their e-mail but this is great news. I won't need to look at doing a transfer unless others up their rates a fair bit more.
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Shame I forgot about this when I deposited my final chuck of ISA money into my original 1yr fix at more than 1% lower … dohcode_hunter_2 said:Kent Reliance - attractive 1yr fixed rate as can top-up throughout theyear.
2yr Fixed Rate ISA: 5.12%
1yr Fixed Rate ISA: 5.10%
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You can't initiate a transfer. But if you already filled in a transfer form and they received it within 30 days, then the transfer can be go into the account past that past that which is what happened to me.rallycurve said:
I don't think so. You can only pay money in during the first 30 days. I believe the 'transfer an ISA into this account' link disappears after 30 daysuk1 said:Hi all,
I’m unable to find a clear answer on the Virgin website.
After the initial 30 days can you transfer other ISAs into the account as they mature elsewhere?
Thanks.
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The Rate guarantee' was actually a legacy field. I'd removed it from most of the other ISAs on the list, but must have forgotten this one. All gone now.em_h said:Kazza242 I think 'Rate guarantee?' under Skipton BS Cash ISA Saver (issue 19) should be No (unless I've misunderstood - it's not a base rate tracker account)
Great list - thank you!
Please call me 'Kazza'.1
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