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Do I need to wait until next tax year to switch S&S ISA
chockydavid1983
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Hi guys
Probably a dumb question but here goes :-).
Looking to transfer my S&S ISA from Cavendish to iWeb.
I am a bit confused by the wording on the site when applying:
"I understand that I am only allowed to subscribe to one Stocks and Shares ISA in any tax year and confirm that I have not subscribed and will not subscribe to another Stocks and Shares ISA in the current tax year if I decide to subscribe to this Stocks and Shares ISA."
I have already invested the full ISA limit via Cavendish this tax year. Can I switch to iWeb now or do I have to wait until the new tax year? I am obviously not planning to invest any more cash until the new tax year but does subscribe to mean open or invest here?
Thanks,
Chris.
Probably a dumb question but here goes :-).
Looking to transfer my S&S ISA from Cavendish to iWeb.
I am a bit confused by the wording on the site when applying:
"I understand that I am only allowed to subscribe to one Stocks and Shares ISA in any tax year and confirm that I have not subscribed and will not subscribe to another Stocks and Shares ISA in the current tax year if I decide to subscribe to this Stocks and Shares ISA."
I have already invested the full ISA limit via Cavendish this tax year. Can I switch to iWeb now or do I have to wait until the new tax year? I am obviously not planning to invest any more cash until the new tax year but does subscribe to mean open or invest here?
Thanks,
Chris.
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Comments
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You can switch at any time.
The "if you have subscribed" bit only applies to new subscriptions.0 -
Subscribe means move money that is not currently in an ISA, into an ISA, thereby using up some of the subscription limit for the year. Moving an existing ISA to a different provider isn't a new subscription. You're fine.0
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Thanks guys, that's cleared it up for me.0
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