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03 November 2009

Can I transfer a Toisa into an existing ISA at a different BS.

Hi, I have a Toisa which is in one financial institution. I used to have my ISA in the same place but transferred it out to Chelsea BS at the beginning of this financial year. This Toisa has been closed off to any deposits since the TESSAs were closed down and turned into Toisa, however I still gain tax free interest on the money in there.I wondered whether I can take this over to add to my current ISA amount in Chelsea BS, just so it is all consolidated in one place? Much appreciated for any suggestions you may have.

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