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2 S&S ISAs
Jimbus
Posts: 2 Newbie
If I opened an S&S ISA last financial year and then open a new S&S ISA this financial year can I still put money into both of accounts this year so long as the combined amount I put in doesn't exceed this years limit?
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
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No you cannot. You can only deposit into one.0
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Ok. Thanks Lokolo.0
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You might be able to deposit into one, and then transfer some of the cash into the other. Whether this is sensible depends on whether your provider would do a partial transfer, and what charges would incur.
Might be more sensible/cheaper to transfer one into the other altogether and just operate one.0
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