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Withdrawing from a ISA
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Is there a reason for you not wanting to transfer the whole lot for a better rate?tsmiggy54 said:
You are correct. I have £40,000 in a Easy Access ISA with Shawbrook from previous years. I now have £10000 in Charter Savings Bank Easy Access ISA for this year. Because Charter offer a better rate than Shawbrook, my thought was to transfer some of that ISA to Charter. But i get conflicting views, about Partial Transfers. So i am still waiting for Shawbrook to answer my question. Hopefully this makes things clearer. Maybe i am going about it the wrong way. I am open to views.eskbanker said:Perhaps it would help if you clarified what the two products are, how much is in each of them, and what you're trying to achieve?
Thanks
Re: whether or not partial transfers are allowed - the only "view" that matters is the one laid out in the account T's&C's.
I believe that - provided it's money from previous financial years - partial transfers are allowed. But check the terms for your account...2
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