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Opening a new cash Isa , transferring last year matured cash Isa, Isa interest
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@slinger2slinger2 said:
Yes. You can have ISAs with many different providers. Or many ISAs with one provider or whatever you want.GrandmaJJ said:Sorry to sound thick but if I have 20,000 in one ISA can I open another one with a different provider with 20,000 without closing the first one down
You can put money into many different ISAs in the same tax year. However you can only put £20,000 in total into all your ISAs each tax year.
I had exactly the same question as GrandmaJJ, with two additional points:
I have a Cash ISA in bank A with 20k that will earn around £900 tax free in the 25/26 tax year.
Q1 - If I leave that money in bank A at the end of the tax year and continue to earn interest, will that interest count towards my taxable amount for 26/27?
Q2 - Can I add another 20k to that same ISA and receive tax free interest on the new investment?0 -
Q1. No, there's no tax on the interest.
Q2. Yes. You can add more money as long as the terms and conditions of the ISA account allow it.2 -
Q1. No, ISAs are tax free.ITR1998 said:
@slinger2slinger2 said:
Yes. You can have ISAs with many different providers. Or many ISAs with one provider or whatever you want.GrandmaJJ said:Sorry to sound thick but if I have 20,000 in one ISA can I open another one with a different provider with 20,000 without closing the first one down
You can put money into many different ISAs in the same tax year. However you can only put £20,000 in total into all your ISAs each tax year.
I had exactly the same question as GrandmaJJ, with two additional points:
I have a Cash ISA in bank A with 20k that will earn around £900 tax free in the 25/26 tax year.
Q1 - If I leave that money in bank A at the end of the tax year and continue to earn interest, will that interest count towards my taxable amount for 26/27?
Q2 - Can I add another 20k to that same ISA and receive tax free interest on the new investment?
Q2. If the account allows additional deposits, yes. Otherwise you can open a new ISA or ISAs and deposit your annual allowance there.1 -
Just to be clear, if the money stays within the ISA in bank A then no, but if the interest is paid out of the ISA into another (non-ISA) account at bank A, then interest earned thereafter would be taxable.ITR1998 said:I have a Cash ISA in bank A with 20k that will earn around £900 tax free in the 25/26 tax year.
Q1 - If I leave that money in bank A at the end of the tax year and continue to earn interest, will that interest count towards my taxable amount for 26/27?2
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