How do I set up a withdrawal account?
Lifetime ISAs and stocks and shares ISAs
You need to set up a withdrawal account in order to take money out of your lifetime ISA or stocks and shares ISA. This is simply the account you'd like your money paid into, for example a current account.
If you don't have one set up yet, log into your account and go to the 'Payments and transactions' tab for the account you want to take money out of. You'll need to provide the account number and sort code of the account you'd like your money to be sent to.
We can make payments to most UK banks, but it will need to be an account which is in your name.
Child trust funds and junior ISAs
If you'd like to withdraw money from your OneFamily child savings account (and you're 18 or over), you simply need to log in and let us know how much you'd like to withdraw and whether you'd like to be sent your money via a bank transfer or by cheque.
You don't need to set up a withdrawal account.
Opening, transferring and withdrawing
You may also be interested in:
Bank accounts explained: finding your sort code and account number
If you're just starting off in managing your finances, you'll need your own bank account. Find out everything you need to know about how bank accounts work.
How to access your Child Trust Fund
When you turn 18, you'll be able to access the money that's been put away for you in your child trust fund. Find out everything you need to do to take control of your money.
How to access your Junior ISA
When you turn 16, you'll be able to take control of your junior ISA, and you'll get access to your money at 18. Find out what you need to do to take over your junior ISA.
How to use a lifetime ISA to buy your first home
Lifetime ISAs are savings or investment accounts designed to help you save for a first home. But how does your lifetime ISA fit into the homebuying process?