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Cash ISA Confusion
Kitty_Kat
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Hi,
I have two cash ISA's from previous tax years with two banks. But I would like to pool the money together and move it into a high rate cash ISA.
Is this possible and how is it done? Which banks/building Societies have the best rates?
Thanks
Kitty Kat
I have two cash ISA's from previous tax years with two banks. But I would like to pool the money together and move it into a high rate cash ISA.
Is this possible and how is it done? Which banks/building Societies have the best rates?
Thanks
Kitty Kat
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HI, i am no expert but have looked into this lately, yeas you can transfer both to the best deal you can find, there might be charges involved, check T&C on each one.
For the best deals look here - moneysupermarket
Hope that helps
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Their is 'ISAs,..' subboard here ...
Yes, this is possible. There is 'Sticky: ISA Transfer FAQ ' at the top of 'ISAs,..' subboard.Kitty_Kat wrote:I have two cash ISA's from previous tax years with two banks. But I would like to pool the money together and move it into a high rate cash ISA.
Is this possible and how is it done?
'The Best Mini-Cash ISA' article, '05/06 tax year - cash ISA - 5.50%+ ' thread ...Which banks/building Societies have the best rates?0 -
Thanks, I forgot to mention that I have opened a mini cash ISA for this tax year 2005/06. Will this affect the transfer of my previous cash ISA's?0
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