Can I have more than one ISA (Individual Savings Account)?

Yes, you're able to have one of each ISA account so one cash, stocks and shares, Lifetime etc. However, you're only able to open a new account of each type in each tax year so opening one stocks and shares ISA in the current tax year for example. You are able to hold the same account spread over a number of tax years so you could have three stocks and shares ISAs spread over three tax years, but you can only operate one in any one tax year, that is, pay into it.

Remember that the {{ourName}} ISA is a Stocks & Shares ISA even if you decide to hold your money in cash.

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