Actual ISA closure milestone

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I am in the process of transferring my S&S ISA into my Nationwide cash ISA. The S&S manager sent a prompt electronic fund transfer but apparently the bank's archaic process only accepts cheques, causing the transfer to remain outstanding.
My query to the forum's ISA gurus is this: when is the actual milestone of a S&S ISA closure? As my old ISA manager has liquidated my investment and sent an FPO to Nationwide, is my old ISA now considered closed, and am I free to open and fund a new S&S ISA this tax year?
My query to the forum's ISA gurus is this: when is the actual milestone of a S&S ISA closure? As my old ISA manager has liquidated my investment and sent an FPO to Nationwide, is my old ISA now considered closed, and am I free to open and fund a new S&S ISA this tax year?
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Update - this was incorrect, apologies
Update - this was incorrect, apologies
Lose: no longer possess, not to retain, unable to find
Loose: not firmly or tightly fixed in place
I got sidetracked by a phone call, so AirlieBird lived up to her name.
Source here (11.12a on page 188 :eek:to save scrolling)
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/603261/ISA_Lifetime_ISA.pdf
Thanks. I wasn't aware of that. I learn something new everyday
The funds have left my old S&S provider, however Nationwide has not yet credited them to my cash ISA; can I now open a new S&S ISA with another provider, to fund it with 2017/18 monies, or should I wait for the money to appear in Nationwide online banking?