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Stocks n Shares ISA


Doing better than Bitcoin :eek:

Bitcoin Price Movement

  • Rebounded 2.2% on Monday to about $88,700.
  • Despite the rise, bitcoin remains down ~30% from its early-October high.

UBS Economist’s Assessment

  • Paul Donovan (UBS Global Wealth Management) argued that bitcoin’s recent volatility would amount to hyperinflation if it were a currency.
  • He noted that annualizing the recent drop in spending power equates to roughly 800% inflation.
 
Hi folks. I think this year Might have put 20k in a cash ISA this year and not thinking later put 1k into my stocks and shares ISA just as cash to pay the fees.
If I have done this, any idea what I need to do?
 
Hi folks. I think this year Might have put 20k in a cash ISA this year and not thinking later put 1k into my stocks and shares ISA just as cash to pay the fees.
If I have done this, any idea what I need to do?

Options are:

1) phone HMRC to explain
2) withdraw £1k from one of the accounts, and do nothing more
3) forget about it

1 is the correct answer. They'll likely tell you to do either 2 or 3.

If you skip option 1 and go straight to 2 or 3 the chances are nobody will notice.
 
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Hi folks. I think this year Might have put 20k in a cash ISA this year and not thinking later put 1k into my stocks and shares ISA just as cash to pay the fees.
If I have done this, any idea what I need to do?

If the cash isa is flexible, you might getaway with just taking £1k out of it, as currently I believe now theres more flexibility than there used to be, and your cash isa will then show only £19k used. And if the balances are reported at year end it wont matter.
 
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Options are:

1) phone HMRC to explain
2) withdraw £1k from one of the accounts, and do nothing more
3) forget about it

1 is the correct answer. They'll likely tell you to do either 2 or 3.

If you skip option 1 and go straight to 2 or 3 the chances are nobody will notice.

Don’t the banks report it?
 
Hi folks. I think this year Might have put 20k in a cash ISA this year and not thinking later put 1k into my stocks and shares ISA just as cash to pay the fees.
If I have done this, any idea what I need to do?
From experience you wouldn’t have been allowed to put money in over the limit. There was once I tried opening a fixed rate isa and it blocked me because I had forgotten about £150 a month I was paying into a stocks and shares is a. Your NI number should flag it straight up if you try to go over the limit
 
From experience you wouldn’t have been allowed to put money in over the limit. There was once I tried opening a fixed rate isa and it blocked me because I had forgotten about £150 a month I was paying into a stocks and shares is a. Your NI number should flag it straight up if you try to go over the limit

Not if you use a different bank.
 
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