Lifetime ISA used more than once
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adhodges94
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Hi,
I have recently used funds from my lifetime ISA to purchase my first property. As part of this I received the 25% government bonus.
The account still remains open and has some money left in it.
My question is, now that I have withdrawn for one of the claimable reasons ie. First house purchase, can I continue put money into this and will I continue to receive the related bonus and then could I withdraw this money without recieving a penalty to use for the second claimable reason which is as a retirement fund.
Essentially can you use the purpose of a lifetime ISA more than once or is it either first house OR retirement?
I can't seem to find info on this anywhere
Thanks in advance
I have recently used funds from my lifetime ISA to purchase my first property. As part of this I received the 25% government bonus.
The account still remains open and has some money left in it.
My question is, now that I have withdrawn for one of the claimable reasons ie. First house purchase, can I continue put money into this and will I continue to receive the related bonus and then could I withdraw this money without recieving a penalty to use for the second claimable reason which is as a retirement fund.
Essentially can you use the purpose of a lifetime ISA more than once or is it either first house OR retirement?
I can't seem to find info on this anywhere
Thanks in advance
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adhodges94 said:Hi,
I have recently used funds from my lifetime ISA to purchase my first property. As part of this I received the 25% government bonus.
The account still remains open and has some money left in it.
My question is, now that I have withdrawn for one of the claimable reasons ie. First house purchase, can I continue put money into this and will I continue to receive the related bonus and then could I withdraw this money without recieving a penalty to use for the second claimable reason which is as a retirement fund.
Essentially can you use the purpose of a lifetime ISA more than once or is it either first house OR retirement?
I can't seem to find info on this anywhere
Thanks in advanceYou might like to consider transferring it to a S&S LISA, rather than a CASH LISA if it’s going to be held until you retire.0
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