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I have a stocks and shares ISA that I want to close : they say I have to do this by post not in a phone call

4 replies

padboz · 21/11/2008 10:00

how can I know what it will be worth at the point where they get the letter? there could be a terrific crash overnight! surely this isn't right?

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mumoverseas · 21/11/2008 16:11

I think you'll find thats the way they all do it. I had to do it by post a few years ago with Nationwide and it was just a gamble! Another friend had to do it by post as well recently. Can't remember who it was with but wasn't one of the main high street banks but a smaller building society. Fingers crossed there are no crashes for you!

WilfSell · 21/11/2008 16:14

Sorry to be nosey but why would you at the moment? Surely better when market is down like this to hold on to shares? There has already been a massive crash, no?

hf128219 · 21/11/2008 16:16

It's to do with the Money Laundering Regs.

figroll · 21/11/2008 16:43

Agreed - don't close your isa when the ftse is as low as it is now. You will lose money. Remember not to buy high and sell low - it is a no brainer.

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