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Question re. Help-to-Buy ISA
JohnCelt
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Hello
My daughter bought her first home with a mortgage a couple of years ago. She now has a partner and they would like to start saving together to buy a bigger home together. Her partner would be a first time buyer.
We would like to give them something to start their savings off and I wondered if they could open a joint Help-to-Buy ISA, when they become available.
I know my daughter would not qualify for the Govt bonus, but would her partner qualify with his "half" of the savings?
Thank you in advance
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Back to the original post...
Hello
My daughter bought her first home with a mortgage a couple of years ago. She now has a partner and they would like to start saving together to buy a bigger home together. Her partner would be a first time buyer.
We would like to give them something to start their savings off and I wondered if they could open a joint Help-to-Buy ISA, when they become available.
I know my daughter would not qualify for the Govt bonus, but would her partner qualify with his "half" of the savings?
Thank you in advance
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I'm pretty sure there are no joint ISAs. When it opens in December your daughters partner can deposit £1200 and £200 per month after in his own ISA from what I've read. Myself and OH are first time buyers and will open one each.0
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....is the correct answer, the acronym stands for Individual Savings Account.LplateSaver wrote: »I'm pretty sure there are no joint ISAs0 -
ok thanks. That being the case, would he qualify for the Govt. bonus in his ISA even if his deposit was going towards a joint mortgage?0
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