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Hi All,
Been a while since I looked in to this so I'm after the experts thoughts to my situation...Back in May this year I opened a Halifax 2 Yr Fixed Rate but I didn't deposit any funds yet until this month I thought let's top up my funds but my transfers were rejected so I called Halifax and found out I could no longer (pay in only available for 90 days from opening account) transfer any funds so they recommended I open a new cash ISA to use my £5640 limit.
So my question is it within HMRC rules that you can have a fixed ISA (without transferring a penny) even though you are not able to deposit and yet open a new Cash ISA to use the £5640?
At the moment I've not paid a penny in to any ISA yet.
Thanks for your comments in advance.
Steve
Been a while since I looked in to this so I'm after the experts thoughts to my situation...Back in May this year I opened a Halifax 2 Yr Fixed Rate but I didn't deposit any funds yet until this month I thought let's top up my funds but my transfers were rejected so I called Halifax and found out I could no longer (pay in only available for 90 days from opening account) transfer any funds so they recommended I open a new cash ISA to use my £5640 limit.
So my question is it within HMRC rules that you can have a fixed ISA (without transferring a penny) even though you are not able to deposit and yet open a new Cash ISA to use the £5640?
At the moment I've not paid a penny in to any ISA yet.
Thanks for your comments in advance.
Steve
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The key bit is how many ISAs you CONTRIBUTE to in one year, not how many you open.0
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