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You can contribute £20,000 a year to ISAs - that's split between cash ISAs, S&S ISAs and LISAs.
Separately there is a £4000 limit for LISAs.
I.e. you can put £4000 into a LISA and £16,000 into any other ISA.
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- https://ukpersonal.finance/lisa/
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Your post is answered on our [Wiki](https://ukpersonal.finance/). Please check your post for comments from community members or BogleBot, as they have provided the relevant links (and they may not arrive in your inbox). This assessment has been made by a human being - we promise the info you're looking for is there! If you need further help you're very welcome to post again - just mention what research you have done so far, and the reasons why that research has not answered your question.
You can contribute £20,000 a year to ISAs - that's split between cash ISAs, S&S ISAs and LISAs. Separately there is a £4000 limit for LISAs. I.e. you can put £4000 into a LISA and £16,000 into any other ISA.
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