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Extra money in ISA with bonus rate expiring?

I have a Cheshire ISA that I opened in 2012 and it is paying 3% until January 2014 when the bonus ends - after that time it will pay only 1%.

I have about £3,000 extra to put in an ISA now and am wondering if I should open another ISA or put money into the Cheshire one. I was thinking there might be some disadvantage if I have it all in the Cheshire ISA and then have to transfer the lot to another ISA in 2014.

Am I better off opening another ISA now as I haven't even done one for this tax year.

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