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Is help to buy ISA part of cash ISA? Can I pay into both in one tax year?
what7
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I'm looking to top up the cash ISA to my annual limit, I have already deposit into help to buy ISA, can I still open and pay into a new cash ISA with another bank?
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Not if you have contributed to HTB ISA in this tax year (excluding caveat below*).
*Some of the HTB providers offer a split ISA - which allows you to contribute to HTB and cash ISA in same wrapper with same provider.
Depending on when you are looking at purchasing and how much you have saved in HTB ISA might be worth looking at lifetime ISA.
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/lifetime-isas/
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As above, you can't pay into a cash ISA with another bank, but could fund one with the same bank if they offer the split ISA facility.what7 said:I'm looking to top up the cash ISA to my annual limit, I have already deposit into help to buy ISA, can I still open and pay into a new cash ISA with another bank?
However, if you're keen to use up your full 2020/21 ISA allowance, you could temporarily pay into a S&S ISA, without actually investing the money once there, and transfer it out to a cash ISA once the new tax year starts....0 -
I guess I will not be able to open a new cash ISA with my local building society this tax year.
My current help to buy ISA with Halifax interest rate is dropping from 1.7% to 1% in March.
So my best plan going forward is stop deposit into help to buy ISA in 2021 /22 and just keep it as a saving account at 1% (and use LISA for buying house)
And open this cash ISA with my local building society. (Let's hope the interest rate doesn't drop then)0
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