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Managing ISAs
KayOnline
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Hi everyone,
First time posting on this forum but have benefitted hugely from the advice I've read so far!
A question on managing S&S ISAs on different platforms.
For context: I opened and paid into ISA 1 with one platform in the previous tax year. I opened and have been paying into ISA 2 with a different platform in this current tax year.
I understand that you can only pay money into 1 S&S ISA per tax year. Provided that I do not contribute any new money to ISA 1, am I entitled to sell and buy new holdings in ISA 1 without losing any tax benefits while continuing to contribute to (and buy holdings in) ISA 2 during this tax year?
Hopefully, that's clear!
Thanks
First time posting on this forum but have benefitted hugely from the advice I've read so far!
A question on managing S&S ISAs on different platforms.
For context: I opened and paid into ISA 1 with one platform in the previous tax year. I opened and have been paying into ISA 2 with a different platform in this current tax year.
I understand that you can only pay money into 1 S&S ISA per tax year. Provided that I do not contribute any new money to ISA 1, am I entitled to sell and buy new holdings in ISA 1 without losing any tax benefits while continuing to contribute to (and buy holdings in) ISA 2 during this tax year?
Hopefully, that's clear!
Thanks
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