Quick ISA transfer question

thenudeone

If you close or transfer any type of savings account (including an ISA) then any interest due up to the date of closure is calculated and added to the account on the day of closure. You don't lose the interest you're already earned.

However, with fixed rate / fixed period accounts there may be a penalty if you withdraw early, which is typically expressed as a number of days interest.

The Nationwide e-ISA doesn't have any penalties, but I doubt you'll get a better rate anywhere else as long as it still pays 3.1%.

Kips247

Its back at 2% since the bonus expired so looking into santander ISA