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Opening a new ISA alongside a help to buy ISA
sanio67
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Can you continue to pay £200/month into a help to buy ISA and deposit a large sum into a new ISA please?
The help to buy ISA was opened in 2019.
The help to buy ISA was opened in 2019.
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Depends what you mean by new ISA?If you mean cash (Edit: if not with same provider see caveat below) - then no.
If stocks and shares/innovative finance/lifetime - then yes.1 -
Caveat to the above - there are a small number of providers offering 'split ISAs', which would allow you to pay into both a HTB ISA and a non-HTB cash ISA concurrently with the same institution: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-cash-isa/#accordion-content-0334234523-31
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