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iii fund investment
freddykrueger
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Quick question - I have a cash ISA which I have put this years tax allowance into through Icesave. Also I have a shares ISA through Legal & General (although through Nationwide) and have been paying around £60 per month into this for past 2 years.
Have been looking into investing in a fund through iii - am I right in saying that I am ok to do this as long as I don't choose the ISA fund option that has the tax wrapper round it due to the fact I have already paid £60 for new tax year into L&G shares ISA?
Thanks for help.
Have been looking into investing in a fund through iii - am I right in saying that I am ok to do this as long as I don't choose the ISA fund option that has the tax wrapper round it due to the fact I have already paid £60 for new tax year into L&G shares ISA?
Thanks for help.
Mortgage when started October 2011 : £94,134
Total mortgage balance Mar 2016 [STRIKE]£78,417[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£77,523[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£76,181[/STRIKE] £72,001
Offset Saver account Mar 2016 [STRIKE]£45,238[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£45,666[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£47,593[/STRIKE] £52,093
Mortgage paying interest on Mar 2016 [STRIKE]£33,179[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£31,859[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£28,588[/STRIKE] £19,907
Total mortgage balance Mar 2016 [STRIKE]£78,417[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£77,523[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£76,181[/STRIKE] £72,001
Offset Saver account Mar 2016 [STRIKE]£45,238[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£45,666[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£47,593[/STRIKE] £52,093
Mortgage paying interest on Mar 2016 [STRIKE]£33,179[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£31,859[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£28,588[/STRIKE] £19,907
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Correct. The L&G shares ISA is your current one as you've paid into it this tax year. Nothing to stop you transferring it to iii though, then you could pay in up to the max for this tax year provided you wait until the transfer completes before adding any money to the iii ISA.Have been looking into investing in a fund through iii - am I right in saying that I am ok to do this as long as I don't choose the ISA fund option that has the tax wrapper round it due to the fact I have already paid £60 for new tax year into L&G shares ISA?
Details HERE.
You might also want to check whether L&G levy any charges for outbound ISA transfers.0
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