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Outstanding ISA interest paid to new ISA (both Nationwide)?

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I've been helping my Dad with his Cash ISA. He had an existing Cash ISA with Nationwide that Matures on 4th May 2025. It was a Triple Access version which allowed up to 3 withdrawals per year including account closure. So we decided to open a new Cash ISA (still with Nationwide) with the same rate and transferred the balance of the Triple Access + this years £20k ISA allowance to the new one.
So there is interest outstanding on the Triple Access, would that automatically transfer to the new Cash ISA or be paid into the old one (when funding the new ISA there was no close option just select the full balance amount)? If the latter I would then assume I cant transfer that interest to the new Cash ISA (as it said once completed no further funding)? I guess worst case we can open another ISA and transfer the interest into that to avoid losing tax free status?
Thanks.
So there is interest outstanding on the Triple Access, would that automatically transfer to the new Cash ISA or be paid into the old one (when funding the new ISA there was no close option just select the full balance amount)? If the latter I would then assume I cant transfer that interest to the new Cash ISA (as it said once completed no further funding)? I guess worst case we can open another ISA and transfer the interest into that to avoid losing tax free status?
Thanks.
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If the original ISA is still open then the interest will be paid into it on the scheduled date, and will need to be withdrawn or transferred elsewhere manually.1
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Very easy (assuming you've got online banking). Wait until the old one matures, the interest will appear and you can move it to the new account manually.1
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eskbanker said:If the original ISA is still open then the interest will be paid into it on the scheduled date, and will need to be withdrawn or transferred elsewhere manually.0
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slinger2 said:Very easy (assuming you've got online banking). Wait until the old one matures, the interest will appear and you can move it to the new account manually.0
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If you select/click on the account you want to close - in the top left corner a menu appears with "Other Account Services" being an option.
When selected it brings up another menu - across the screen - and there should be an option to close account
Clumsy explanation but hopefully when you see it on screen it makes senseGroceries: Personal Spend: 0 NST NSD Goals for 2025:Self: Health: Wealth :1
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