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General ISA Account Info Needed!!
in Investments, share dealing, and Smart Portfolios
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Hi there,
Sorry still a bit of a novice when it comes to stocks and shares trading,
So I opened up a trading 212 shares ISA account a few months back (less than a year ago)
now in the UK (not sure about USA) you can only open up one ISA Account a year,
I opened but never used a IG shares ISA since then and have decided to start the process on doing a asset transfer from 212 to IG due to the vast amount of stocks IG hold to 212,
what I am asking is, is this something that would get me in trouble or would the '1 per year rule' only apply if I was to use my IG account and still use my 212 account,
but as I am doing a transfer I am ok and this doesn't apply in this case?
Any light shed on this matter would be most useful!!
Many Thanks