Searching for APS ISA's

smiler28282

I lost my husband unexpectedly in January and I am trying to move his cash ISA's into APS.
I have already done his probate.

My issue is I can't easily find which banks / building society's do APS. Does anyone know an easy way to find this out? I can't keep them with the current ISA providers.  

Many thanks

poseidon1

smiler28282 said:

I lost my husband unexpectedly in January and I am trying to move his cash ISA's into APS.
I have already done his probate.

My issue is I can't easily find which banks / building society's do APS. Does anyone know an easy way to find this out? I can't keep them with the current ISA providers.  

Many thanks

There is no 'master list' as such.

Which magazine have  compiled their own  list which maybe helpful below , but note no high street banks included -

https://www.which.co.uk/money/savings-and-isas/isas/cash-isas/can-you-inherit-an-isa-aytHW5W6vWrK

probate_slave

My sincere condolences. There was a recent discussion here, with an interesting idea from h_belloc to use NS&I as an intermediary home for the APS:

https://www.reddit.com/r/UKPersonalFinance/comments/1mjfdf9/best_cash_isas_which_accept_additional_permitted/

JezR

There are "big names" that offer APS ISAs - a quick search finds Barclays, NatWest & Santander for example. However, the rates are all poor on their APS accounts. However, there is nothing to stop you transferring out into another better paying cash ISAs elsewhere.