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Opening then Closing an ISA account
Hi, I've opened an ISA account but not funded it as I was going to transfer an ISA into it from the current tax year but have changed my mind
Does this effect anything in terms of using an allowance provided I haven't put funds into it? I received a subscription certificate from Tesco Bank so I'm concerned I should now use it so there's no confusion with HMRC.
Thanks
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Nope - you can open and close as many accounts as you want, the limit is on depositing £20k of new funds into ISAs within a tax year.
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Ok that's great, thanks
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You could always phone them and tell them to cancel the account but as Himonster says "Nope".
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What do you mean nope?
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sorry, it should be As Woodstok2000 said "Nope", ie Nope, you can open and close as many accounts as you want, the limit is on depositing £20k of new funds into ISAs within a tax year.
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If you don't put money in they'll close it anyway so no need to call them.
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I think the confusion has been caused not so much by your odd misnomer but maybe because English isn't the OP's first language and doesn't realize that nope is slang!
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