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Thread Author: L'escargot Replies: 8
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New Wed 5 May 10 07:54 
 ISA question - L'escargot
I've just transferred/reinvested the whole balance of my "Halifax ISA Saver Direct" into a "Halifax ISA Direct Reward". The account number remains the same. Will this transfer affect my entitlement to invest in a new ISA in this financial year?
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New Wed 5 May 10 07:57 
 ISA question - Clk Sec
No it won't.
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New Wed 5 May 10 08:42 
 ISA question - R.P.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1271398/Big-brother-law-threatens-innocent-advice-Tax-chat-land-5-000-fine.html

You couldn't make this up.
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New Wed 5 May 10 09:30 
 ISA question - Tooslow
It's a fair cop guv, you got me bang to rights, slip on the bracelets.

Do they have internet access in the chokey? See you in 6 months :-(

JH
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New Wed 5 May 10 12:20 
 ISA question - Duncan
>> www.dailymail.>>

Which paper was this in?

Oh! I see!

The Daily Mail

Say no more.

I am prepared to contribute to a defence fund for every person that is prosecuted for giving financial advice to a friend. It won't happen.

It's another Daily Mail scare story. Not worth the paper it's written on.

The paper isn't worth the paper it's written on.
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New Wed 5 May 10 14:10 
 ISA question - Bromptonaut
The mail in turn picked it up from the website of a solicitors paractice.

www.burges-salmon.com/Practices/tax/News/8174.aspx
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New Wed 5 May 10 09:12 
 ISA question - L'escargot
>> No it won't.
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Is that because the account number has remained the same, or is there another reason?
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New Wed 5 May 10 09:30 
 ISA question - R.P.
The account number won't change and you're allowed another 5100 in cash as long as you haven't put anything in since April 9. First Direct, Barclays and Abbey National are paying the best rates.
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New Wed 5 May 10 10:15 
 ISA question - Zero
All poor deals.

NS&I is currently paying 5.4% (variable) tax free on a fixed three year term, but is guaranteed to be 1% above inflation.
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