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Cash in a S&S ISA ?
I intend to open a Nationwide fixed rate cash ISA.
I want to fund this via a transfer from my Scottish Widows S&S ISA, currently the funds are in a Royal London short term money market fund, when I sell this fund it will be a cash balance in the account, would that then be a cash ISA to cash ISA transfer or a S&S ISA to cash ISA transfer, since technically although cash it’s in a S&S ISA.
Thank you.
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It would be S&S to Cash but should be just as quick as a Cash to Cash transfer.
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Worth noting that a cash transfer from a S&S ISA to a cash ISA does not need to adhere to the same time limits as are in place for cash ISA to cash ISA transfers.
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I’ve just noticed on the Nationwide transfer form when asked to select current provider it lists Scottish Widows Bank PLC . but not Scottish Widows investment platform, these are actually different companies although both owned by Lloyds . How would or is it possible to transfer from the investment platform to Nationwide?
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Thank you, I’ve just noticed that👍
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