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ISA help please

fluffy-duck_2 Posts: 75 Forumite

19 April 2005 at 6:58PM in ISAs & tax-free savings

Hi
Please help. I have an ISA that tracks the stock market from Halifax from about 3 years ago that I only put £1000 in. I now have £2000 and have been advised to put that in an ordinary ISA. Can I have one of each or will my best bet be to switch the £1000 to the ordinary ISA and add my £2000 to that! Complete novice at this as you can tell! Thanks for any help!

'The supreme irony of life is that hardly anyone gets out of it alive'

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  isasmurf Posts: 1,998 Forumite

  

  19 April 2005 at 9:25PM

  Let us know what an 'ordinary' ISA is and I'll tell you.

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  Paul_Varjak Posts: 4,627 Forumite

  

  19 April 2005 at 9:49PM

  Do the Halifax sell un-ordinary ISAs?

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  Kazza242 Posts: 2,206 Forumite

  

  19 April 2005 at 9:58PM

  My guess is that by terming it an 'ordinary ISA' fluffy-duck is referring to a cash mini isa? fluffy-duck - Please could you clarify what you meant.

  Please call me 'Kazza'.

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  fluffy-duck_2 Posts: 75 Forumite

  20 April 2005 at 5:07PM

  yeah sorry I wasn't more clear, I meant putting it into a cash mini ISA!

  'The supreme irony of life is that hardly anyone gets out of it alive'

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