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Can i transfer an existing ISA AND open and pay in to a new ISA this year?

I have tried to look at all the information and rules about ISAs and am stupidly still confused...

I have an ISA with Nationwide and haven't put any money into it or any other ISA this tax year.

I want to open a Barclays tax haven ISA for this tax year 2008/09 with 'new' money and make regular savings into it.

Can I also transfer my existing Nationwide ISA to ICESAVE (they allow transfers in and Nationwide don't charge to transfer out) this tax year, as long as I'm just moving it and not putting any money into it?

With many thanks in advance for anyone who can answer!


jobjob
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