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Post by Ace on Jan 20, 2022 21:51:36 GMT
I've transferred a previous year's ISA to Kuflink and can confirm that I am able to buy ISA eligible loans, but only if I select compounding interest (it doesn't allow me to buy in the ISA if I select monthly interest).
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Post by oldtimer on Jan 21, 2022 7:20:59 GMT
I've transferred a previous year's ISA to Kuflink and can confirm that I am able to buy ISA eligible loans, but only if I select compounding interest (it doesn't allow me to buy in the ISA if I select monthly interest). I will not be opening an isa with them until this is fixed.
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Post by dave4 on Jan 21, 2022 7:44:49 GMT
I've transferred a previous year's ISA to Kuflink and can confirm that I am able to buy ISA eligible loans, but only if I select compounding interest (it doesn't allow me to buy in the ISA if I select monthly interest). Have you contacted K for a comment?
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Post by Ace on Jan 21, 2022 8:26:02 GMT
I've transferred a previous year's ISA to Kuflink and can confirm that I am able to buy ISA eligible loans, but only if I select compounding interest (it doesn't allow me to buy in the ISA if I select monthly interest). Have you contacted K for a comment? I haven't contacted Kuflink about this because it wasn't a big deal for me. Their T&Cs state: So it seems that they don't consider this to be "broken". Though I can't imagine why they would have this restriction. And they also say: Which would appear to contradict what I have achieved, and what they have recently told us. They also state: Which appears to contradict their latest blog announcement here. Tagging kuflink and kuflinkirlisa for comment.
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Post by birdie on Jan 21, 2022 9:10:17 GMT
Have you contacted K for a comment? I haven't contacted Kuflink about this because it wasn't a big deal for me. Their T&Cs state: So it seems that they don't consider this to be "broken". Though I can't imagine why they would have this restriction. And they also say:
Which would appear to contradict what I have achieved, and what they have recently told us. They also state: Which appears to contradict their latest blog announcement here. Tagging kuflink and kuflinkirlisa for comment. When I transferred my ISA I had to put it into a fixed term 1 2 or 3 years, are you saying that you were able to transfer an ISA and invest it in self select.
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Post by Ace on Jan 21, 2022 9:25:34 GMT
I haven't contacted Kuflink about this because it wasn't a big deal for me. Their T&Cs state: So it seems that they don't consider this to be "broken". Though I can't imagine why they would have this restriction. And they also say:
Which would appear to contradict what I have achieved, and what they have recently told us. They also state: Which appears to contradict their latest blog announcement here. Tagging kuflink and kuflinkirlisa for comment. When I transferred my ISA I had to put it into a fixed term 1 2 or 3 years, are you saying that you were able to transfer an ISA and invest it in self select. Yes
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Post by overthehill on Jan 21, 2022 9:51:27 GMT
I haven't contacted Kuflink about this because it wasn't a big deal for me. Their T&Cs state: So it seems that they don't consider this to be "broken". Though I can't imagine why they would have this restriction. And they also say:
Which would appear to contradict what I have achieved, and what they have recently told us. They also state: Which appears to contradict their latest blog announcement here. Tagging kuflink and kuflinkirlisa for comment. When I transferred my ISA I had to put it into a fixed term 1 2 or 3 years, are you saying that you were able to transfer an ISA and invest it in self select. It has changed recently , don't know when exactly. It's a bit of a dog's dinner, just use self-select as normal and you will see a couple of options where you select IFISA instead of your normal account. There are different IFISA wallets so your IFISA money might also be in the wrong wallet.
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Post by birdie on Jan 21, 2022 10:24:11 GMT
I know I can invest in self select ISA's with money from my wallet but a transfer in only gives me the option to invest for 1 3 0r 5 years, I can't find anywhere that lets me transfer another ISA directly into a wallet so that I can self select my own ISA investments. I must be missing something somewhere.
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Post by oldtimer on Jan 21, 2022 10:28:29 GMT
I know I can invest in self select ISA's with money from my wallet but a transfer in only gives me the option to invest for 1 3 0r 5 years, I can't find anywhere that lets me transfer another ISA directly into a wallet so that I can self select my own ISA investments. I must be missing something somewhere. I was told this: You apply as if you were going to invest in one of their isa fixed term deals but in the notes you say that you want to use the transfer for select invest deals not a fixed term one.
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Post by Ace on Jan 21, 2022 10:42:58 GMT
I know I can invest in self select ISA's with money from my wallet but a transfer in only gives me the option to invest for 1 3 0r 5 years, I can't find anywhere that lets me transfer another ISA directly into a wallet so that I can self select my own ISA investments. I must be missing something somewhere. I was told this: You apply as if you were going to invest in one of their isa fixed term deals but in the notes you say that you want to use the transfer for select invest deals not a fixed term one. Yes, that's what I did.
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Post by overthehill on Jan 21, 2022 10:45:36 GMT
I know I can invest in self select ISA's with money from my wallet but a transfer in only gives me the option to invest for 1 3 0r 5 years, I can't find anywhere that lets me transfer another ISA directly into a wallet so that I can self select my own ISA investments. I must be missing something somewhere. Dog's dinner.
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Post by hantsowl on Jan 21, 2022 20:16:57 GMT
How do I open a Self Select ISA using this years ISA allowance when I have already transferred previous a previous years ISA into the auto ISA product? I cannot see any way of doing this. Top ups go to my general wallet and the “invest now” option only shows the auto products.
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Post by scooter on Jan 21, 2022 20:45:21 GMT
How do I open a Self Select ISA using this years ISA allowance when I have already transferred previous a previous years ISA into the auto ISA product? I cannot see any way of doing this. Top ups go to my general wallet and the “invest now” option only shows the auto products. Use funds from General and select ifisa when investing into a project.
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Post by corto on Jan 21, 2022 20:46:23 GMT
How do I open a Self Select ISA using this years ISA allowance when I have already transferred previous a previous years ISA into the auto ISA product? I cannot see any way of doing this. Top ups go to my general wallet and the “invest now” option only shows the auto products. call them or email?
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Post by birdie on Jan 23, 2022 10:45:33 GMT
I know I can invest in self select ISA's with money from my wallet but a transfer in only gives me the option to invest for 1 3 0r 5 years, I can't find anywhere that lets me transfer another ISA directly into a wallet so that I can self select my own ISA investments. I must be missing something somewhere. Dog's dinner.
<button disabled="" class="c-attachment-insert--linked o-btn--sm">Attachment Deleted</button> If only Kuflink could make it so easy!!!!!!
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