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ZOPA Smart ISA - transfers in experiences?
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No - it means that the money you withdraw will then be outside of an ISA so any interest earned from that money from that point won't be tax-free like it would be within the ISA. That would obviously change if the money was replaced within the ISA.boco803 said:Just so you know, any money you withdraw and move outside your Smart ISA will no longer qualify as tax-free.Bit confused on the last statement - should it not mention at the end of the sentence something along the lines of if you do not pay back funds withdrawn within the same tax year?1 -
It's not tax-free when it's outside the ISA, but you can replace it into the same ISA in the same tax year and then it is tax-free again.boco803 said:Sorry - just a few more questions....Are there any restrictions when transferring in ISAs to Zopa, such as number of transfers in and within a certain time-frame? I assume able to request multiple transfers in?I also noticed re. flexibility from their site:Yes, Zopa’s Access ISA pots are flexible. That means you can withdraw and replace money in the same tax year without affecting your allowance. For example, say you’d saved £10,000 in your Smart ISA. You could withdraw this in full and then add it back in within the same tax year and still have £10,000 of your ISA allowance left.
Just so you know, any money you withdraw and move outside your Smart ISA will no longer qualify as tax-free.Bit confused on the last statement - should it not mention at the end of the sentence something along the lines of if you do not pay back funds withdrawn within the same tax year?1 -
Thanks for your replies both - I see where it's coming from.
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