Is it possible to do this or do I need to find another provider?

B0bbyEwing

So seems Trading212 offer the top % for cash ISA.

At the end of the last tax year I opened an account & put money in it. This serves a purpose - it's my emergency pot money. Any interest it generates I want staying within that pot. I don't want it mixing with anything.

This week I had a long running claim come to an end & I've finally been paid out and have just shy of £18k.

I want to get this put in to an ISA. Haven't fully decided yet whether to lump it all in cash or whether to split some off in to S&S.

If going cash then obviously I want the highest rate I can get, which is Trading212, but I also don't want it mixing up with the money that's already in there.

Since it's a new tax year, is it possible to open a new cash ISA but still with T212, and have the money separate or is there no chance of that and it'll just get mixed in as one (and I basically have to find another provider to achieve what I want of keeping it all separate)?

ToastLady

You can't have more than one cash ISA with Trading212. https://helpcentre.trading212.com/hc/en-us/articles/18724106960413-What-are-ISAs
If you want to keep the money separate, for whatever reason, you'll have to find another provider.

B0bbyEwing

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82009781#Comment_82009781

As I suspected but just wanted to check to make sure I was right.

Thanks.