Finances and the future - your plans

[Richie]

Transferring an ISA to a new provider doesn't count as starting a new one. You can only put new money into one cash ISA but there are no restrictions on transferring old ISAs.

That is not the same as having 2 actual cash ISAs which you can add additional cash to in the same year. Your technicalities do nothing more than muddy the waters for people confused by ISAs.

Besides, no idea why you, A) would want to do this given that a lot of ISAs give you a better return for having more funds held and B) why you even asked the question if you seemingly knew the answer in the first place