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New isa account with trading 212
Fatherjacob
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Hi im considering moving my current isa with Conventry of £40000 to Trading 212 .
The question im not entirely sure on is as the Coventry account was opened in this tax year ,am i allowed to open another Isa account with trading 212 and transfer into them?
Also if anyone else is aware as i cant see anything on the website , does Trading 212 reduce the rate if its a transfer in?
thanks for any help .
The question im not entirely sure on is as the Coventry account was opened in this tax year ,am i allowed to open another Isa account with trading 212 and transfer into them?
Also if anyone else is aware as i cant see anything on the website , does Trading 212 reduce the rate if its a transfer in?
thanks for any help .
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Yes you can open a new ISA and transfer. The only restriction is that you can't exceed £20,000 in new deposits each year.
Rate is the same for transfers as for deposits.
T212 are actually doing a promotion for a free fractional share with a referral but per forum rules I can't share in a public post.0 -
Haven’t you heard the good news? Jesus saves! Just trying to walk in the steps of the big man.cricidmuslibale said:
Well I never! Nuns managing Individual Savings Accounts! I do wonder if that is entirely compatible with their Holy Orders? (It never would have happened before Sister Act, you know.)Fatherjacob said:Hi im considering moving my current isa with Conventry of £40000 to Trading 212 .
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Transferring is fine. Do they have the best rate on the market still?0
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I cant find a better rate.WinTogether said:Transferring is fine. Do they have the best rate on the market still?0
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