Can I have more than one stocks and shares ISA?
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Yes. You can usually hold both a cash ISA and a stocks and shares ISA at the same time. Current ISA rules also allow many savers to contribute to both in the same tax year, provided their total contributions remain within the annual ISA allowance.
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