If you're moving abroad and you opened an ISA (Individual Savings Account) in the UK, you won't be able to put money into it after the tax year in which you have moved. Only Crown employees working overseas will be able to deposit money to their ISA while abroad.
You should notify your ISA provider as soon as you stop being a resident of the UK. You can still keep your ISA open and get tax relief on money and investments you hold in it. It is possible, however, that the ISA is not recognized as tax-exempt in your new country of residence, therefore we strongly advise you to get in touch with the local tax authorities for further details.
If you return and become a UK resident again, you'll be able to put money back into your ISAs (within the annual ISA allowance). 👌
Will I be able to use Trading 212's CFD and Invest account?
You'll still have access to the CFD and Invest accounts as long as there aren't any local restrictions.
*Our services and products are not available in the US. If you plan to move there, you should inform us as soon as possible.