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Open a Cash ISA 
with just £1

Open a new Cash ISA or transfer an existing one easily.

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Save on autopilot

Use Auto Savers and the Splitter to send money straight to your Cash ISA

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Control things 
your way

Manage everything in the 
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The fine print

1. This ‘Plum Cash ISA Competition - 1st April 2025’ (“The Competition”) is organised by Plum Fintech Limited (“Plum”).


2. The Competition is open until Wednesday 30th April 2025 to existing and new Plum customers with an open Cash ISA. You must deposit a minimum of £10/month for a 12 month period from Tuesday 18th March 2025 until Thursday 30th April 2026. Or max out your Cash ISA.


3. To be eligible for the Competition, a participating customer must have an 'active' Plum account.


4. You will be automatically opted in to the Competition if you meet the criteria above.


5. The draw will be held in May 2026 and will be announced through email or phone call.


6. Winnings will be paid into an active Plum Cash ISA within 2 weeks of prize draw.


7. By entering the Competition, participants agree to be bound by these Promotion Terms & Conditions.


8. Plum reserves the right to cancel, modify or suspend the Competition at any time and for any reason.


9. Plum also reserves the right to disqualify any participant who is believed to have violated these Competition Terms & Conditions or Plum's General T&Cs. 


10. These terms are governed by English law. You and we both agree that the courts of England and Wales will have non-exclusive jurisdiction. However, if you are a resident of Northern Ireland you may also bring proceedings in Northern Ireland, and if you are resident of Scotland, you may also bring proceedings in Scotland.


This is not financial advice. Plum's General T&Cs apply.