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Stocks & Shares ISA transfers
jose45
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Hi Martin, I need help.
Jose Green
I have two stocks & shares ISA's with a single provider.They are both
funds I need to transfer them to a cash ISA I hold with a Building Society. How do I do it?
I have 2x transfer forms from the Building Society
I have 2 x withdrawal forms from the Fund manager
The difficulty I have at the moment is I have no ISA ref. No for the funds. Just a n account number for each.
Neither website is very informative
Thanks
Jose Green
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You are not speaking directly to Martin, this is a public forum and anyone can answer.
First important point is with ANY ISA transfer you do not ever withdraw any money/funds yourself . If you do it will lose its tax free ISA status.
You should only apply for the transfer with the receiving provider and they should organise it . Of course you will have to provide then with the details of the accounts that you want to transfer from . An account number should be enough.
The S&S ISA providers will cash your investments in before transferring them .
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Hi Martin, I need help.You are not going to get it from MartinI have 2x transfer forms from the Building SocietyI have 2 x withdrawal forms from the Fund managerDump the withdrawal forms - you are not making a withdrawal.The transfer forms from the building society are what you use.The difficulty I have at the moment is I have no ISA ref. No for the funds. Just a n account number for each.The account number is what you use.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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