ISA - COMPARE CASH ISA'S ONLINE
Download to ExcelPlease see a list of CASH ISA providers below. Use the chart to compare the main features of each provider and consider questions like what is the withdrawals policy? What is the minimum investment? And what is the interest rate? Each tax year (6th April to the following 5th April) you can invest up to £5,100 in a Cash ISA. Even if you find that you have no money to invest in the current tax year, you are still able to transfer your ISA to another provider if you feel you will get a better rate.
One important thing to consider, however, if you undertake an ISA transfer, ensure that you inform your new provider so you can complete a form to allow your old and new ISA providers to liaise with each other - that way you protect your savings' tax free status. Remember, with Cash ISAs if you do not use your years investment allocation you lose it and you cannot transfer money from a Stocks and Shares ISA into a Cash ISA.
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