Confused!

BridgetTheCat

I’ve been looking to transfer to the Nationwide fixed rate cash ISAs too. The small print says you can either transfer from another ISA account or pay new money in, but not both. You also can’t add funds after the account is open even if you have some allowance left, and you can only withdraw funds by taking all the money out and closing the account.

Hope this helps 

flaneurs_lobster

BridgetTheCat said:

I’ve been looking to transfer to the Nationwide fixed rate cash ISAs too. The small print says you can either transfer from another ISA account or pay new money in, but not both. You also can’t add funds after the account is open even if you have some allowance left, and you can only withdraw funds by taking all the money out and closing the account.

Hope this helps 

All this and a less than impressive 3.8%. They really don't want your money. 

winkowinko

The simple way around this would be to let the current ISA turn into an easy access ISA on maturity, add whatever money you want, and then fix it for a year.

But yeah, you can do better than 3.8%

If it's maturing tomorrow, have you already instructed them what to do with it?

Flakie

I ended up going to the branch as I got to the point online where I put the additional deposit in from my current account and then there was no way to add the ISA funds. They were very good and agreed to add the ISA money into the account I had already put the smaller amount in so it was amalgamated. When hubby’s is due next month it’s going to be just a straight transfer from his existing ISA with no additional funds so hopefully I can manage that! Thanks for all your advice.