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barry1010 | 16:22 Thu 13th Feb 2025 | Business & Finance
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Any experts here?

My query relates to a spouse inheriting ISAs on death.

https://www.gov.uk/individual-savings-accounts/inheriting-an-isa-from-your-spouse-civil-partner

I read elsewhere that both have to have ISAs with the same provider(s) to enable this.

Can you clarify? Is it a rule or does it depend on the provider's terms and conditions?

I'd rather not contact them until I am more sure of the situation 

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Are you talking about transferring their ISA allowance or about inheriting and transferring the proceeds to the surviving partner's account?

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Both.  Transferring the funds and retaining own allowance

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