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Can't Skipton just convert the account? That way it would retain the same account number, and therefore would be the same account, saving all the faff of moving money around.Nick_C said:Many thanks for all the advice on transferring a flexible cash ISA but staying with the same provider. I was totally unaware of the limitation on doing this.
I've withdrawn about £7k from my Skipton Tracker ISA this year, so I need to replace this before I open the new Skipton Tracker and do the transfer.
The extra 0.1% interest isn't significant, but the fact that it is for another 12 months is.
I've got about £10k in the flexible Skipton Tracker (BOEBR - 0.25%) ISA currently, and over £20k in a Principality flexible ISA which I have not funded this year.
So my plan is to withdraw £7k from Principality, top up Skipton, transfer Skipton to Skipton, then withdraw the £7k from the new Skipton account and pay it back into Principality.
Does that comply with the rules?
That's what I do with Principality every year when it matures and I want to change it to a different ISAI consider myself to be a male feminist. Is that allowed?0 -
Also with plum don’t transferred monies earn a much lower rate than new money?masonic said:
Just be aware that the rate is variable with a fixed bonus, and if they drop the variable part and you decide to transfer out within 12 months, you'll forfeit the bonus.SFCooper said:Transferring my Cash LISA from Tembo to Plum after the rate drop.0 -
Skipton Base rate tracker 7
Does anyone know the t&c's for this account - how long it was tracking the base rate for and the % below the base rate?
tia
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12 months at 0.25 below, so a no brainer for most to go for Issue 8 which is 0.15% below for the same period.sparkiemalarkie said:Skipton Base rate tracker 7
Does anyone know the t&c's for this account - how long it was tracking the base rate for and the % below the base rate?
tia
sx
Only if there is a flexible allowance outstanding or the original account was tracking for longer is there a difficult decision to be made.2 -
Not for the LISA, but they do for the cash ISA.VNX said:
Also with plum don’t transferred monies earn a much lower rate than new money?masonic said:
Just be aware that the rate is variable with a fixed bonus, and if they drop the variable part and you decide to transfer out within 12 months, you'll forfeit the bonus.SFCooper said:Transferring my Cash LISA from Tembo to Plum after the rate drop.1 -
Thanks, I was wondering if the tracker 7 was tracking for 24 months as some of the earlier ones did - and I can't find my paperwork anywhere to confirm.Kim_13 said:
12 months at 0.25 below, so a no brainer for most to go for Issue 8 which is 0.15% below for the same period.sparkiemalarkie said:Skipton Base rate tracker 7
Does anyone know the t&c's for this account - how long it was tracking the base rate for and the % below the base rate?
tia
sx
Only if there is a flexible allowance outstanding or the original account was tracking for longer is there a difficult decision to be made.
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The maturity date for any account can also be checked by logging in online or in the app.sparkiemalarkie said:
Thanks, I was wondering if the tracker 7 was tracking for 24 months as some of the earlier ones did - and I can't find my paperwork anywhere to confirm.Kim_13 said:
12 months at 0.25 below, so a no brainer for most to go for Issue 8 which is 0.15% below for the same period.sparkiemalarkie said:Skipton Base rate tracker 7
Does anyone know the t&c's for this account - how long it was tracking the base rate for and the % below the base rate?
tia
sx
Only if there is a flexible allowance outstanding or the original account was tracking for longer is there a difficult decision to be made.
sx
I can't recall seeing a 24 month version since December 2023.2 -
Tembo Cash ISA
"From Thursday 19th June 2025, the rate on our Cash ISA will change from 4.8% AER to 4.64% AER (variable)"
says this email.0 -
Not much notice. 2 days.flaneurs_lobster said:Tembo Cash ISA
"From Thursday 19th June 2025, the rate on our Cash ISA will change from 4.8% AER to 4.64% AER (variable)"
says this email.0
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