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The basics of investing in an Isa
Features An Individual Savings Account (Isa) is a tax-efficient wrapper for your savings and investments. You can fill it with investments such as funds, stocks or bonds - or just leave it in cash. Here, we introduce you to the basics of investing in Isas.
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Five of the best Isas for shares
Tutorials There are a few differences between charges for funds and charges for shares Isas. Here's what to consider - and five of the best Isas for shares.
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Five of the best Isas for international stocks
Features Your Isa investments don’t have to be limited to the UK. It’s also possible to hold shares in foreign firms too. Here are five of the best Isas for international stocks.
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Every investor should have one of these – and now they’ve just got better
Tutorials From 1 July, the tax-free individual savings account gets a major overhaul. John Stepek explains what the changes are, and how they will affect you.
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Isa providers had better get moving
Merryn's Blog The creation of the merged Isa was great news. Now the providers need to come up with one - the sooner the better.
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Now you can pop Aim shares into your Isa too
Features Last August, the government finally allowed Aim stocks to being held in an Isa. This has made stocks on the UK’s smaller companies board especially attractive from a tax perspective.
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Adventurous investing: Spice up your Isa with exotic investments
Features You don't just have to put shares in your Isa. You can buy a number of other asset classes, including some you might never have thought of as investments.
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Isas make sense – so act quickly
Tutorials If you’re one of the many investors who don’t yet use an Isa, you might want to reconsider. If so, make sure that you act quickly – you have until 5 April 2014 if you want to make use of this year’s allowance.
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Why the new combined Isa could mean a much better return on your money
Merryn's Blog Combining cash and stocks & shares Isas ought to mean that investors will get a better return on cash waiting to be invested.
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