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Requesting ISA Transfer By Maturity Date

hazmatt97
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Hello all,
I have a cash ISA with Barclays due to mature in around 2-3 weeks. I want to transfer the ISA to another provider (iWeb S&S).
Can I request the transfer now, given it will take a while to be sorted and by the time it’s transferred the current ISA will have matured.
Or do I need to wait until maturity before I request the transfer? Just conscious that once it’s matured it’ll be sitting for a while doing very little whilst the transfer is processed.
It’s a fixed ISA that I can’t withdraw from until maturity in a few weeks.
Thanks!
Matt
I have a cash ISA with Barclays due to mature in around 2-3 weeks. I want to transfer the ISA to another provider (iWeb S&S).
Can I request the transfer now, given it will take a while to be sorted and by the time it’s transferred the current ISA will have matured.
Or do I need to wait until maturity before I request the transfer? Just conscious that once it’s matured it’ll be sitting for a while doing very little whilst the transfer is processed.
It’s a fixed ISA that I can’t withdraw from until maturity in a few weeks.
Thanks!
Matt
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Have you gone through the motions of requesting the transfer on iWeb? Some providers allow you to pick a target date for the transfer, others don't.0
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gravel_2 said:Have you gone through the motions of requesting the transfer on iWeb? Some providers allow you to pick a target date for the transfer, others don't.0
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You have to initiate the transfer through the new provider (iWeb) who will contact Barclays. There will almost certainly be a question on when where you can answer instructing Barclays (via iWeb) not to progress the transfer until maturity.0
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I don't think you can specify a date on iWeb's transfer form, or to pend the transfer until maturity, so the instruction to Barclays will be an immediate transfer (which they must act on within 5 working days of receipt). It would be unwise to kick this off at such an early stage as you'd likely incur a penalty.If the account details will change at maturity, then it would be better to use the new account number and submit at maturity anyway.2
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