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Maturing fixed rate isa

carlbhoy
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My one year fixed rate isa has just closed, I have already invested in one for this year with the £20000, full amount, what can I do with last years, can I transfer it to a new one or do I have to stay with who it is at the moment?
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You can transfer the matured ISA to whichever institution you choose (assuming they accept transfers-in). You can split it between more than one (assuming they accept part transfers-in).#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3661
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Make sure you use the new ISA provider’s transfer process, to preserve the tax free status.
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carlbhoy said:My one year fixed rate isa has just closed, I have already invested in one for this year with the £20000, full amount, what can I do with last years, can I transfer it to a new one or do I have to stay with who it is at the moment?0
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Albermarle said:carlbhoy said:My one year fixed rate isa has just closed, I have already invested in one for this year with the £20000, full amount, what can I do with last years, can I transfer it to a new one or do I have to stay with who it is at the moment?Mortgage free
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