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Ready to start saving? When might a Cash ISA be for you? Back to top. How they work. Splitting your ISA allowance. Cash ISA transfers — the rules. The only exception to this is if you have a Flexible ISA see below. Although your current provider must let you transfer your ISA to a new account, your new provider might not accept ISA transfers. Check before you decide which provider you want to switch to. Your current provider might charge a penalty for transferring.
Check for any fees or charges to make sure transferring is still worthwhile. Cash ISAs from previous tax years can be split — with some money going to one provider and the rest to others. You'll have to complete a transfer form with your new Cash ISA provider who will then sort out the transfer for you.
You can even transfer the money from a Cash ISA. Flexible ISAs. This won't reduce your current year's ISA allowance. What happens to your ISA when you die. Money Navigator Tool. Have you got money worries because of coronavirus? What to look out for with Cash ISAs. Beware of teaser rates that are high for a short period of time before dropping off to a low level. Many Cash ISAs are instant access accounts paying a variable interest rate.
But some Savings Bonds offering a fixed rate over a fixed term can also be Cash ISAs with your money being paid into an instant access account once the bond matures. Beware of fixed-term Cash ISAs offering very high interest rates. You might get no income or capital growth, and charges might be deducted from your capital. Access to your money.
With instant access Cash ISAs you can withdraw money when you want to. Some accounts allow early withdrawals, but there might be a penalty. Charges on cash ISAs. To help us improve GOV. It will take only 2 minutes to fill in.
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