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    Can l invest the maximum yearly amount in an ISA this month and next month?

    06 March 2023

    Question by Dave

    Can l invest the maximum yearly amount in an ISA this month and next month?

    Answered by Chris Broome

    Hi Dave,

    An excellent question to ask.

    Assuming you have not utilised your ISA allowance for the 2022-23 tax year, then yes, you could make a contribution ahead of 05/04/23 (for tax year 2022-23), then make another contribution on or after 06/04/23 (for tax year 2023-24).

    I hope this answer helps.

    If you need any further support please let me know.

    Kind regards

    Chris Broome.



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    Chris Broome

    Chartered Financial Planner

    My name is Chris Broome and I own a wonderful fixed-fee and independent financial planning practice called Longhurst.

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