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Help to Buy ISA
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Martin1804
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Hi,
First ever post!!!!
I have a help to buy ISA myself and my partner is looking to open one, we are both first time buyers.
I am currently paying the £200 per month into my Help to buy ISA plus some more into a regular saver but anything i save above that is going into a savings accounts which doesn't pay much interest. My partner wouldn't be able to pay in £200 per month
My question is, would it be ok for me to transfer any excess savings, once i have maxed out my monthly contributions to my ISA & regular saver, to my partner for her to put into her help to buy ISA?
Thanks
Martin
First ever post!!!!
I have a help to buy ISA myself and my partner is looking to open one, we are both first time buyers.
I am currently paying the £200 per month into my Help to buy ISA plus some more into a regular saver but anything i save above that is going into a savings accounts which doesn't pay much interest. My partner wouldn't be able to pay in £200 per month
My question is, would it be ok for me to transfer any excess savings, once i have maxed out my monthly contributions to my ISA & regular saver, to my partner for her to put into her help to buy ISA?
Thanks
Martin
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You can as long as you are aware of the consequences if you were to separate- she would get to keep the moneyI’m a Senior Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Pensions, Annuities & Retirement Planning, Loans
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Are you under 40? A LISA would seem more use to you than a HTB ISA if you have excess money?0
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