Regulations surrounding National Savings’ cash ISA, can I have two?

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Written on: 15.11.2009 [16:35]
Luise Luise Topic creator Posts: 5	I already have a mini cash ISA for the 08/09 tax year but I was hoping to open a National Savings’ cash ISA next tax year with another provider. Is this possible? Or could I even apply for another one now?
Written on: 23.11.2009 [03:59]
Morley Morley Posts: 3	Well you are only allowed one cash ISA per tax year but once the tax year finishes you can easily swap to another provider. Just wait until the new tax year starts. But I wouldn’t sell yourself straight away on the NSI ISA, you should wait until next year and then look at the market and see how things are in the market and which provider is better. The online comparison websites are good for this.
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