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"Maturing" Cash ISA
giffnockhibee
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I have an 18 month fixed term cash ISA (with Nationwide), whose term is up next month. If I have already taken out a separate cash ISA this financial year, am I still able to roll over the Nationwide sum (without adding extra cash) into another product next month?
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Yes. You can make an unlimited number of transfers of money from past years into an unlimited number of other ISAs. It's simply a question of whether the receiving ISA wants to receive transfers or not. They aren't forced to. You can also just leave it where it is.
The limits apply to money paid in during the current year, not money from earlier years.0
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