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Shawbrook Bank Funding

Looking at their EA cash ISA issue 23 paying 3.01%, I can`t find anything in the T&C about how long you have got to send or transfer in your initial deposit.
From the past I seem to remember that Shawbrook allows you to fund the account anytime as long as the issue is still open.
Is this still correct?

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  • Band7
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    This account has a min opening balance of £1,000.

    I can‘t find anything either on how long you have to make the opening deposit.

    Once the account is open, there are no time limits to deposits.
  • 2010
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    I also think that even with their fixed rates accounts you are allowed to keep adding until the issue is withdrawn.
  • SJMALBA
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    2010 said:
    YI also think that even with their fixed rates accounts you are allowed to keep adding until the issue is withdrawn.
    Yes, in the past at least, you could add to fixed rate accounts up to (IIRC) 7 days after the issue was withdrawn.
  • cloud_dog
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    SJMALBA said:
    2010 said:
    YI also think that even with their fixed rates accounts you are allowed to keep adding until the issue is withdrawn.
    Yes, in the past at least, you could add to fixed rate accounts up to (IIRC) 7 days after the issue was withdrawn.
    It's still in the T&Cs.
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