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Does anyone know how to add bonus payments to a Tsumitate NISA on SMBC? I've been paying in less than 100,000 a month this year, and I thought it was possible to top it up manually with additional payments, but I couldn't find any option to do so on the SMBC website. Am I mistaken, or have I just mi...

Thanks! I think I've worked it out.

It should be much simpler this year, but I've been doing it the same way for so many years that doing it the simple way has me all confused

Thank you very much.
If you have a chance sometime, could you posts a link to where it says this?
Please and thankyou!

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I haven't seen anything about a document. There's just a button to cancel the NISA on the SMBC Direct website.

I'm still a bit confused I'm afraid. If I cancel my existing SMBC Tsumitate Nisa then what happens to the funds? (a) The cash value gets transferred to my current account? (b) The funds remain invested but no further purchases are made and it remains tax free until the Tsumtate deadline expires (20 ...

Thanks! It is indeed helpful! My reply above somehow came after your reply, but was more aimed at zeroshiki's reply. I'm not so worried about missing the start of the SBI one. I'm a bit confused as to why I need the letter from SMBC about closing that one, given that the 2024 Nisa was supposed to be...