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Can I open 2 cash ISA's up to the max of £3600?
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Ok so yes what you can do is open one ISA with £0 in, transfer money in that.
Then if you want open another ISA and put £3600 in that. As long as you only put new money in one ISA you are fine0 -
Shopanddrop
Definitely. You can put the £3600 into the higher paying ISA. And if they allow transfers, get them to transfer your ISA money from previous tax year(s) to get the extra interest. You CAN do this!!
Hope this helps.0
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