Making Lifetime ISA withdrawal charges and charge-free withdrawals
Investors can access their Lifetime ISA funds at any time subject to the accounts terms and conditions set by their ISA manager.
It is your responsibility as a Lifetime ISA manager to calculate and deduct the correct withdrawal charge from funds withdrawn from a Lifetime ISA. You can ask HMRC for advice about withdrawal charges when funds are withdrawn from an account.
An investor should be able to withdraw their Lifetime ISA savings and investments within 30 days of an instruction to their ISA manager. These rules do not apply to withdrawals for a first time residential purchase.
When you can make a charge-free withdrawal
Withdrawals that are not subject to a withdrawal charge include:
When you need to make a withdrawal charge
Withdrawals made on or after 29 October 2026 for properties that costs more than £450,000 are subject to a 20% withdrawal charge. Find out about withdrawals for a first time residential purchase.
Any other amount withdrawn from a Lifetime ISA that is not the result of a life event is subject to a 25% withdrawal charge. You should deduct this from the funds withdrawn by the investor.
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