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What's involved in transferring an ISA to Interactive Investor?
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With the new ISA & PEP rules that were introduced in April 2008, you can now transfer both stocks and shares and cash ISAs to Interactive Investor.

By transferring your current ISAs to Interactive Investor you will not lose the tax advantages of your ISA nor your investment entitlement if it is this tax years' ISA you are transferring.

You can transfer all or part of your previous years ISAs and all of your current tax year ISA.

When you are transferring cash, the process is simple and will take a couple of weeks (this will depend on your existing provider). When transferring stocks and shares, you have a choice to either sell your existing holdings and transfer in the cash, or transfer in your existing holdings. Our Transfers page has more detailed information.

Please note that whilst the new ISA rules allow you to transfer in cash from a cash ISA, this is a one-way process and you will not be able to transfer the proceeds from stocks and shares into a cash ISA.
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