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ISA rules have changed Discussion
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The allowance for ISAs is per year.
You're allowed to use this year's allowance and still keep previous years' tax-free investments running, regardless of how much they're worth.0 -
As p1an0player posted, your Cash ISA will be totally unaffected by the old PEP becoming a Stocks & Shares ISA.Poppyfields5 wrote: »I've just opened a cash ISA with the full deposit of £3600. The pep has over £7000 in it..... is this classed as a new ISA? Surely this is unfair if so.... and what happens to my new cash ISA. I took it out in good faith.. not realising the other had become an ISA.0
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