Yes. Transferring old Stocks & Shares ISAs into a new account can be a smart move. When your accounts are consolidated, it’s easier to manage your money. Generally speaking, transferring an old ISA to a new account is a straightforward process. Usually, it’s simply a matter of applying for a transfer with your new provider. They will contact the old provider and begin the transfer. Once the transfer is complete, you can invest the money in your new ISA. Usually, the process is completed within a few weeks. Those wishing to transfer an ISA should be aware of the following: Transfers can be made as cash or stock. Transferring an ISA does not count towards your ISA allowance. You can transfer an ISA as many times as you like. Some providers charge exit fees (sometimes per stock transferred). It’s worth checking this before you execute a transfer. You cannot transfer your ISA to an ISA owned by someone else. If you wish to execute a partial transfer, you should speak to your providers to see if this is possible. Not all ISA providers allow partial transfers. You do not need to transfer a Junior ISA into an adult Stocks & Shares ISA. This should be done automatically by the provider.