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Interest on ISA?
Miss_Poohs
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Hi there quick question for those in the know.
The interest from last years Halifax ISA (£98.41) has been paid, bringing the total to £5738.41 - do I just leave it at or do I need to move out the £98.41 interest paid, to another account?
I'm planning to pay in this years allowance to a 3yr fixed term Haifax ISA.
Just not sure what happens with the interest.
Thanks in advance
The interest from last years Halifax ISA (£98.41) has been paid, bringing the total to £5738.41 - do I just leave it at or do I need to move out the £98.41 interest paid, to another account?
I'm planning to pay in this years allowance to a 3yr fixed term Haifax ISA.
Just not sure what happens with the interest.
Thanks in advance
Don't try to keep up with the Joneses - Drag them down to your level - it's cheaper . 

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Miss_Poohs wrote: »Hi there quick question for those in the know.
The interest from last years Halifax ISA (£98.41) has been paid, bringing the total to £5738.41 - do I just leave it at or do I need to move out the £98.41 interest paid, to another account?
I'm planning to pay in this years allowance to a 3yr fixed term Haifax ISA.
Just not sure what happens with the interest.
Thanks in advance
Leave it there because the interest also has ISA status.
I'm also probably going to save in Halfax's 3 year 3% cash isa, I hung on for a day or two just in case a better one was offered (I wasn't very hopeful). As that didn't happen I will probably open it today.Chuck Norris can kill two stones with one birdThe only time Chuck Norris was wrong was when he thought he had made a mistakeChuck Norris puts the "laughter" in "manslaughter".I've started running again, after several injuries had forced me to stop0 -
Thanks chuck - same as me with the halifax situation, its the best I can see, so I'll go with that.Don't try to keep up with the Joneses - Drag them down to your level - it's cheaper .

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