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HMRC has a rule that you can only pay into one stocks and shares isa in any given year.

But what if I transfer this years part funded ISA to another provider. Can I continue to pay into the new provider?

Or perhaps I should just fill it up with cash then transfer it?

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Yes, you can continue to contribute to the new ISA after the transfer. You can also transfer a cash ISA from this year to a stocks and shares ISA and then open a new cash ISA.

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    It's worth adding that you must do this using the ISA transfer procedure of the new provider. If you manually withdraw the money, close the ISA and then try and open a new one you will only be able to pay in your remaining allowance for the year
    – RobV
    Sep 3, 2014 at 14:06

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