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Using ISA cash funds to cover margin requirements for spread betting
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By CryptoSaint · Posted
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Hi I was wondering if someone could tell me whether if I transfer funds from another ISA account from another platform (all in cash) into IG, whether that would increase my funds in my spreadbetting account. Currently I am below equity for my spreadbetting account so I was wondering whether I could use my ISA account to increase my funds for my spreadbetting account so I don't get closed out.
Thank you.
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