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Lifetime ISAs and 'standard' savings

nashlinda
Posts: 1 Newbie
If you can only save £4000 per tax year in a Lifetime ISA, can you also use savings from a 'standard' savings account in addition to the lifetime ISA savings as a deposit without losing the government bonus ?
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You could open a savings account with every single financial institution in the world to fund your deposit and your solicitor would still be able to withdraw from the Lisa without penalty.1
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afis1904 said:You could open a savings account with every single financial institution in the world to fund your deposit and your solicitor would still be able to withdraw from the Lisa without penalty.
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Alexland said:afis1904 said:You could open a savings account with every single financial institution in the world to fund your deposit and your solicitor would still be able to withdraw from the Lisa without penalty.0
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afis1904 said:Alexland said:afis1904 said:You could open a savings account with every single financial institution in the world to fund your deposit and your solicitor would still be able to withdraw from the Lisa without penalty.
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