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ISA transfer rules
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Yea same account number/sort code so only name has changed reallyDoctor_Who said:
The OP said 'renewed', I wonder if the 'new' flexible ISA has the same account details (account number/roll number etc) as the 'old' flexible ISA and Halifax has just changed the interest rate?badger09 said:
That’s interesting. I wonder how Halifax would explain this.bobblebob said:Just renewed, everything stayed the same in terms of allowance (still £20,300). Interest now 4.02%
Maybe there are different rules for these too
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Yes, that'll be the reason why you still have that £20,300 allowance remaining. Despite the name change, it's essentially the same flexible easy access account, but just at a higher rate.bobblebob said:
Yea same account number/sort code so only name has changed reallyDoctor_Who said:
The OP said 'renewed', I wonder if the 'new' flexible ISA has the same account details (account number/roll number etc) as the 'old' flexible ISA and Halifax has just changed the interest rate?badger09 said:
That’s interesting. I wonder how Halifax would explain this.bobblebob said:Just renewed, everything stayed the same in terms of allowance (still £20,300). Interest now 4.02%
Maybe there are different rules for these too
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Preciselyrefluxer said:
Yes, that'll be the reason why you still have that £20,300 allowance remaining. Despite the name change, it's essentially the same flexible easy access account, but just at a higher rate.bobblebob said:
Yea same account number/sort code so only name has changed reallyDoctor_Who said:
The OP said 'renewed', I wonder if the 'new' flexible ISA has the same account details (account number/roll number etc) as the 'old' flexible ISA and Halifax has just changed the interest rate?badger09 said:
That’s interesting. I wonder how Halifax would explain this.bobblebob said:Just renewed, everything stayed the same in terms of allowance (still £20,300). Interest now 4.02%
Maybe there are different rules for these too
A good result for OP from Halifax1
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