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Transfer rules
Pmatty
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Say I open a cash isa in November and it's fixed for 12 months,am I right in thinking,I can open and contribute to a new isa from the new tax year in April, (and max this out with 20k),then when the fixed rate is over(next November) I can transfer all or part of the cash in that isa to another isa (or, theoretically,more than one isa),as long as I am just transferring and not actually "contributing" to these transferred isa's
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Suggest you read through the forum to get full up to speed with ISA rules, as the same questions are asked frequently.
For example.
New to Cash ISAs questions — MoneySavingExpert Forum
ISA Transfer question and other saving question.. — MoneySavingExpert Forum
ISA transfer confused — MoneySavingExpert Forum
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Presuming that you haven't contributed to a Cash ISA so far this tax year, then yes - you can do all of those things.Pmatty said:Say I open a cash isa in November and it's fixed for 12 months,am I right in thinking,I can open and contribute to a new isa from the new tax year in April, (and max this out with 20k),then when the fixed rate is over(next November) I can transfer all or part of the cash in that isa to another isa (or, theoretically,more than one isa),as long as I am just transferring and not actually "contributing" to these transferred isa's
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I'm not sure if I got your plan correctly (probably not!)... but are you thinking of opening a 1 year ISA now, then top up the account in April for 2023/24? I think it depends on the provider whether they still accept a transfer-in / a new incoming transaction then. Normally the window is only a few weeks.1
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No, that's not what they're wanting to do. They're wanting to take out a fixed rate ISA now and open a different ISA after 6th April 2023 to pay the next tax year's allowance into.AnuMew said:I'm not sure if I got your plan correctly (probably not!)... but are you thinking of opening a 1 year ISA now, then top up the account in April for 2023/24? I think it depends on the provider whether they still accept a transfer-in / a new incoming transaction then. Normally the window is only a few weeks.1
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