ISA provider which transfer from an existing one

sirmrfabio

Hello,

Do you know by chance a ISA that allows to transfer from an existing one (HSBC)? If it exists…

Thanks in advance
Fabio

Imvrasos

assuming you are looking for the cash option

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/best-cash-isa/

JGB1955

Most (but not all) institutions allow transfers in.  Scroll through Top cash ISAs: up to 2.5% easy access, up to 4.35% fixed - MSE (moneysavingexpert.com) and you'll come across the likes of Paragon, Virgin Money, Leeds Building Society.

sirmrfabio

Thanks. I was on that article yesterday and opened an account with Marcus. Unfortunately they don’t transfer existing cash ISA so instead of opening new accounts I thought it was a good idea leaving a message here:-)

rallycurve

sirmrfabio said:

Thanks. I was on that article yesterday and opened an account with Marcus. Unfortunately they don’t transfer existing cash ISA so instead of opening new accounts I thought it was a good idea leaving a message here:-)

Reading the terms and conditions of the account you are opening is an even better idea! Even that MSE article you were reading yesterday clearly says they don't allow transfers in...

sirmrfabio

Yes. I didn’t specify I became aware of the possibility to transfer an existing ISA just after choosing Marcus. On mobile I probably missed the column which clearly indicates which ones are doing what I am asking. Apologies.

Band7

sirmrfabio said:

Hello,

Do you know by chance a ISA that allows to transfer from an existing one (HSBC)? If it exists…

Thanks in advance
Fabio

Here is a long list of easy access ISAs which allow transfers. You can use the Full Search to find fixed term ISAs with transfer-in option. https://moneyfacts.co.uk/isa/instant-access-cash-isas/

Albermarle

sirmrfabio said:

Yes. I didn’t specify I became aware of the possibility to transfer an existing ISA just after choosing Marcus. On mobile I probably missed the column which clearly indicates which ones are doing what I am asking. Apologies.

When making significant/financial decisions or researching into T's & C;s etc , it is better to use a computer/ tablet, so you do not miss anything.