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    Can I transfer part of a cash ISA into a shares ISA?

    14 February 2023

    Question by Alun

    Can I transfer part of a cash ISA into a shares ISA?

    Answered by Boring Money

    Hi Alun,

    Most, but not all, ISA providers will allow you to do a partial transfer of your Cash ISA into your Stocks & Shares ISA.

    Just make sure you check with both providers that this is possible, before filling in and submitting all the paperwork!

    I hope that helps and please feel free to get in touch.

    Joshua Gerstler
    FPFS, Cert SMP, FCA
    Chartered Financial Planner
    www.topfs.co.uk

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