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Advice concerning ISAs please.
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As advised above existing ISA provider will let you know maturity options, usually a month or so in advance so do check, the default is often not what you might expect, I.e. another fixed rate. It is usually a transfer to a lower paying account, so keep an eye for math options arriving and take the required action.
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I would also add that most providers will let you stipulate a "wait until maturity" option when selecting a transfer although this usually has to be within about 30 days of your request for them to accept it.
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Thank you - edited to correct dodgy arithmetic
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