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Paying with an ISA
Caterpillar1
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I am due to have some private surgery soon and wanted to use my flexible ISA to pay most of the fees, but I don’t know if this is possible. Could anyone who has knowledge in this let me know.
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You can withdraw from the ISA to your current account and spend the money as you wish.1
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Yes, you can flexibly withdraw what you need. Anything you replace before the end of the tax year would not use any more of your annual allowance.
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Thankyou, does anyone know if I can pay it into a Revolut account?0
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It depends on the ISA. You may need to withdraw to a nominated account you set up when you opened the account. However you can transfer the money where you like from there.
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