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Clarify ISA rules
John_Pares
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In previous years I have only invested in ISAs from one provider - can I open a cash ISA with one provider and a stocks & shares or self-select ISA with another in the same tax year?
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That should always be possible because, Since 6 April, the designation 'maxi' (i.e. all components offered by the same provider) has disappeared. Thus all stocks and shares ISA have to be offered on the new basis that you have a splittable allowance - up to £3600 in cash and up to £7200 in investments.John_Pares wrote: »In previous years I have only invested in ISAs from one provider - can I open a cash ISA with one provider and a stocks & shares or self-select ISA with another in the same tax year?.....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0
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