Additional Permitted Subscription definition

Additional Permitted Subscription means an additional subscription which you can apply to make into an ISA following the death of your spouse or civil partner. The Additional Permitted Subscription will not count towards your current year ISA subscription limit.

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Additional Permitted Subscription means an additional subscription which you can apply to make into your ISA following the death, on or after 3 December 2014, of your spouse or civil partner.

Additional Permitted Subscription means an additional subscription which you can, subject to our approval, make to your Account following the death of your spouse or civil partner. The Additional Permitted Subscription will not count towards your current Tax Year subscription limit;

Examples of Additional Permitted Subscription in a sentence

• The Additional Permitted Subscription is equal to the higher of the value of your ISA at the date of your death, or the value of your ISA on the date it stops being a continuing ISA (see section 13.1).

• Once we receive the Grant of Probate for your estate, we will, as instructed, either; sell all holdings; transfer the holdings; or use the account towards an Additional Permitted Subscription (APS) transfer, if applicable.

• Once we receive the Grant of Probate for your estate, we will, as instructed, either: sell all holdings; transfer the holdings; or use the portfolio towards an Additional Permitted Subscription (APS) transfer, if applicable.

• Once we receive the Grant of Probate we will, as instructed, either: sell all holdings; transfer the holdings; or use the account towards an Additional Permitted Subscription (APS) transfer, if applicable.

• This allowance is known as an Additional Permitted Subscription (APS) or inherited ISA allowance.