Cash ISA to S&S ISA Transfer in

juw8e7

Hi guys,
Just wondering if transfer ins allow more than the annual £20K limit?
TIA

Ayr_Rage

You can transfer in as much as the product itself allows from previous year ISAs.

There is no limit in the general ISA rules.

gravel_2

Suggest spending some more time understanding ISAs before getting more involved in them.

juw8e7

Ayr_Rage said:

You can transfer in as much as the product itself allows from previous year ISAs.

There is no limit in the general ISA rules.

Thanks. I was aware that was the case for cash but wasn't too sure for S&S. 
Can anyone recommend any good, low fee platforms for stocks and shares?

Albermarle

Stocks & shares ISAs: find the best platform - MSE (moneysavingexpert.com)

However always be aware that what you invest in within the ISA, is more important than the choice of ISA provider.

How to invest in a stocks and shares Isa: The quick and easy guide | This is Money

Aidanmc

juw8e7 said:

Ayr_Rage said:

You can transfer in as much as the product itself allows from previous year ISAs.

There is no limit in the general ISA rules.

Thanks. I was aware that was the case for cash but wasn't too sure for S&S. 
Can anyone recommend any good, low fee platforms for stocks and shares?

You could have a look at Trading 212, but only have stocks and ETF's

https://www.trading212.com/isa

They offer 1% cashback on ISA deposits (24/25 year subscriptions, previous years transfers not included)

This offer ends 30 April 2024, but if ISA account open before that 1% cashback will apply to all 24/25 subscriptions.

Beware the 1% cashback can't be withdrawn for 12 months,

5.2% interest on cash (providing you accept cash may be invested in QMMF's) No FSCS protection though.

Get a free share up to £100 (more likely £10)when joining Trading 212 using a referral code

badger09

IWeb (part of Halifax Share Dealing Lloyds group)
Normal account opening charge is £100 (covers all accounts) but free to 30 June. 

No holding charges and only £5 to buy or sell. 

Great for lump sum, buy & hold investors. Not so good if you want to invest in lots of funds or want to invest monthly. 

jimjames

juw8e7 said:

Ayr_Rage said:

You can transfer in as much as the product itself allows from previous year ISAs.

There is no limit in the general ISA rules.

Thanks. I was aware that was the case for cash but wasn't too sure for S&S. 
Can anyone recommend any good, low fee platforms for stocks and shares?

I use iWeb. No annual fee and only £5 if you need to trade. Can't beat it for long term buy & hold

juw8e7

Think I have a savings account with them already so I will look into it. Thanks.