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CAN I DO THIS?

dec9
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3yrs ago I opened a stocks and shares ISA with about £1500. I have never put any money in or taken it out since opening. Its done nothing except go down a little.
Since then I have each year opened a new Cash ISA with different providers and always put the £20k max in.
With it being 3 yrs old and never put any money in can I transfer the stocks and shares ISA to another providers cash ISA and top it up to the max £20K?
Since then I have each year opened a new Cash ISA with different providers and always put the £20k max in.
With it being 3 yrs old and never put any money in can I transfer the stocks and shares ISA to another providers cash ISA and top it up to the max £20K?
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dec9 said:3yrs ago I opened a stocks and shares ISA with about £1500. I have never put any money in or taken it out since opening. Its done nothing except go down a little.
Since then I have each year opened a new Cash ISA with different providers and always put the £20k max in.
With it being 3 yrs old and never put any money in can I transfer the stocks and shares ISA to another providers cash ISA and top it up to the max £20K?0 -
I'd be more inclined to look at what the S&S ISA is invested in as typically S&S's have out performed cash ISA's over the last 3 years.
You appear to be very cash heavy as it is.1 -
The £20k limit is the deposit limit for each financial year, not for each account. You can move existing money between providers using the ISA transfer process, but if you've already paid £20k into another account this year then you will not be able to also top up the account which holds £1500.0
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Thanks everybody you've answered my question.
And Flugelhorn I was going to top it up with money from a normal savings account0 -
dec9 said:Thanks everybody you've answered my question.
And Flugelhorn I was going to top it up with money from a normal savings accountRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.1 -
jimjames said:dec9 said:Thanks everybody you've answered my question.
And Flugelhorn I was going to top it up with money from a normal savings account
That is 20k 2021, 20k 20221 -
pleataring said:I think it is better to consult your ISA provider or financial advisor to avoid unforeseen situations.5
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