Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
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badger09 said:Kim_13 said:On this, how should one deal with a fixed provider with whom the default is to reinvest into an unwanted new fix? Submit instructions for an Easy Access rather than just specifying maturity date on a transfer request, as otherwise a penalty might be applied if the ISA has rolled over before the transfer is actioned.
The only instances where this approach isn't possible is when the original ISA provider doesn't offer either an easy access account option or a default 'maturity' (essentially easy access) ISA account for the maturing fix to convert into (eg. UBL etc). In those circumstances, you're reliant on both providers to deal efficiently with transfer requests made in advance of maturity and this doesn't always work out, judging by various threads here. I tend to avoid such providers - luckily though, they're in the minority.1 -
I was hoping to do a partial transfer from a Shawbrook EA ISA to another provider.
None of the money is from the current tax year.
I have found the following and would like opinions whether it means they don`t allow partials from any acount or just one which has this tax year`s money.In 2024, it became possible to operate more than one ISA in the current tax year.
This means you can open an additional cash ISA with another provider and keep contributing to your Shawbrook ISA.We don't offer partial transfers, so if you wish to transfer any contributions you’ve made in the current tax year from your Shawbrook ISA to another provider, you’ll need to transfer the whole amount and close your Shawbrook ISA.
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2010 said:I was hoping to do a partial transfer from a Shawbrook EA ISA to another provider.
None of the money is from the current tax year.
I have found the following and would like opinions whether it means they don`t allow partials from any acount or just one which has this tax year`s money.In 2024, it became possible to operate more than one ISA in the current tax year.
This means you can open an additional cash ISA with another provider and keep contributing to your Shawbrook ISA.We don't offer partial transfers, so if you wish to transfer any contributions you’ve made in the current tax year from your Shawbrook ISA to another provider, you’ll need to transfer the whole amount and close your Shawbrook ISA.
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2010 said:I was hoping to do a partial transfer from a Shawbrook EA ISA to another provider.
None of the money is from the current tax year.
I have found the following and would like opinions whether it means they don`t allow partials from any acount or just one which has this tax year`s money.In 2024, it became possible to operate more than one ISA in the current tax year.
This means you can open an additional cash ISA with another provider and keep contributing to your Shawbrook ISA.We don't offer partial transfers, so if you wish to transfer any contributions you’ve made in the current tax year from your Shawbrook ISA to another provider, you’ll need to transfer the whole amount and close your Shawbrook ISA.
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Thanks for the replies.
Phoned Shawbrook and partial transfers are allowed from EA cash ISA.
Hesitated phoning because of long delays but surprisingly got an adviser within 3 minutes near 5pm.2 -
Does anyone else other than Shawbrook and Lloyds allow you to add to a fixed rate ISA once opened? Looking to start this year's ISA with a £10k payment and debating my options and whether to put £3k in the new Lloyds 1 year fix at 4.60% and the other £7k in the existing 5.5% Lloyds member fixed ISA which matures at end of July to utilise the better interest and so I have somewhere to transfer my existing Lloyds to when it matures or just put the whole £10k in the existing Lloyds or whether to put elsewhere and worry about the rates when my Lloyds comes to maturity? I can't add any more to Shawbrook even though the 5.83% rate I have is better as I am almost at the FSCS limit.
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Kent Reliance I believe.
Aren't Lloyds one of the providers only allowing customers to contribute to one Cash ISA with them per tax year, so they could prevent an addition to the 5.5% if the 4.6% had already been taken.1 -
Kim_13 said:Kent Reliance I believe.
Aren't Lloyds one of the providers only allowing customers to contribute to one Cash ISA with them per tax year, so they could prevent an addition to the 5.5% if the 4.6% had already been taken.I rang Lloyds earlier today and they said I could open the new one with £3k and add the £7k to the existing one and then transfer on maturity and continue to add if I wish for the rest of this year's ISA so already checked that is ok.I had issues with Kent Reliance in the past so think I will stick with Lloyds.Thanks for respondingDecluttter 2022⭐Declutter 20231 -
akh43 said:Does anyone else other than Shawbrook and Lloyds allow you to add to a fixed rate ISA once opened?1
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Rate increase for Shawbrook 2 year fixed issue 81, 4.61%If you want to be rich, never, ever have kids0
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