Our ISA transfer service makes it easy to move your old ISA from another bank into your ISA with us, helping your savings grow, staying tax efficient and dealing with fewer banks.
We’ll handle your transfer securely and you’ll start earning interest from the day we receive your account history and funds from the previous provider.
We’ll handle your transfer securely and you’ll start earning interest from the day we receive your account history and funds from the previous provider.
An ISA transfer lets you move your savings from one provider to another without losing your tax-free status. It’s a way to switch accounts while keeping your ISA benefits intact.
To transfer your ISA, all you need is:
You can transfer to us in 3 easy steps:
We’ll handle your transfer securely and you’ll start earning interest from the day we receive your account history and funds from the previous provider.
You can transfer from one type of ISA to a different type of ISA. For example, you can move money held in a Stocks & Shares ISA into your Cash ISA with us.
To transfer from a Stocks & Shares ISA, your provider will need to convert it into a Cash ISA first. Once converted, we’ll be able to accept the transfer.
A few factors affect timings. If the old provider supports electronic ISA transfers we’d expect a transfer to take up to 15 working days. If it doesn’t (and some still need an original signature, for example), it can take a little longer.
As long as your HTB account allows, you can make multiple transfers into your ISA with us. There’s currently no limit on how many times you can transfer an ISA each tax year.
Interest stops when your old provider closes the ISA; HTB interest starts once funds arrive.
Interest generally stops being paid by your old bank when they close your old ISA account. We start paying interest when we receive the account history and funds from them.
No. Withdrawing funds before transferring means you lose your ISA’s tax-free status. Let us work with your old bank to maintain its tax-free status.
ISA transfers from previous tax years don’t count toward your current year’s tax-free allowance, so you can move previous years’ savings without using up this year’s limit.
