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Rather depends on what rates they might be offering?saajan_12 said:
You can, but what's the point of going to 2 new providers? Just transfer part out, and leave the rest with this one?cargo said:Thanks to all whom have replied.It's really appreciated.So to summarize I can split this account in half and transfer each half to two new providers ?This can be done as many times a year (if needed I have another Isa account near the limit) as long as it's transferring existing Isa funds ?Thanks1 -
flaneurs_lobster said:
Yes...........cargo said:Thanks to all whom have replied.It's really appreciated.So to summarize I can split this account in half and transfer each half to two new providers ?This can be done as many times a year (if needed I have another Isa account near the limit) as long as it's transferring existing Isa funds ?ThanksGreat thank you.0 -
saajan_12 said:
You can, but what's the point of going to 2 new providers? Just transfer part out, and leave the rest with this one?cargo said:Thanks to all whom have replied.It's really appreciated.So to summarize I can split this account in half and transfer each half to two new providers ?This can be done as many times a year (if needed I have another Isa account near the limit) as long as it's transferring existing Isa funds ?Thanks
Because you can get better rates than the current provider. Otherwise your advice is great. Thanks0 -
flaneurs_lobster said:
Rather depends on what rates they might be offering?saajan_12 said:
You can, but what's the point of going to 2 new providers? Just transfer part out, and leave the rest with this one?cargo said:Thanks to all whom have replied.It's really appreciated.So to summarize I can split this account in half and transfer each half to two new providers ?This can be done as many times a year (if needed I have another Isa account near the limit) as long as it's transferring existing Isa funds ?Thanks
Yes you are correct :-)0 -
Just to add - check that your current ISA provider allows partial transfers. I tried to transfer a part of my Chip ISA recently and Chip refused saying they only allow transfers of the entire amount.1
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easyasonetwothree said:Just to add - check that your current ISA provider allows partial transfers. I tried to transfer a part of my Chip ISA recently and Chip refused saying they only allow transfers of the entire amount.I just rang them and they do. Thanks for letting me know of the potential problem.
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