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I have an ISA I took out in 2025 but it matures in July 2026.
Can I open a new ISA for 2026 and put the full amount in it.
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Yes, you can open a new ISA on or after the 6th April 2026 with the full £20,000
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You can open as many new ISAs as you want in any tax year. You can deposit up to £20k total into these ISAs in any one tax year.
Was your deposit in 2025 for the maximum £20k? If less, you have until April 5 to deposit up to your limit.
From April 6 your personal limit resets to £20k for the new tax year.
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When you say you opened one in 2025, was it before or after 6th April?
If after, how much did you pay in - was it £20k, or less than £20k?
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