- May 8, 2018
- 10,503
Just sorted some finances out for my mum and she has a 3 year fixed cash ISA maturing next week and has been offered a decent transfer to a new 1 year fixed cash ISA which I am keen to proceed with.
The original £20k invested is now worth £22k and she have been offered the option to invest the full balance of £22k into the next ISA.
I was under the impression that the ISA allowance was up to £20,000 per annum, but does this exclude previous ISA interest earned, if it hasn’t been pulled out of the ISA? If this is true is there an upper limit (including earned ISA interest?
Thanks for any advice
The original £20k invested is now worth £22k and she have been offered the option to invest the full balance of £22k into the next ISA.
I was under the impression that the ISA allowance was up to £20,000 per annum, but does this exclude previous ISA interest earned, if it hasn’t been pulled out of the ISA? If this is true is there an upper limit (including earned ISA interest?
Thanks for any advice