Articles, tagged with "individual savings accounts", page 1
13th March 2011
In April 5, at the start of the new tax year, the Treasury will raise the overall annual ISA Allowance from £10,200 to £10,680. This change spells good news, since the amount you can save tax-free will now also increase.
The following guide explains wh...
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Fidelity UK
11th March 2011
Deciding where to put your money is never an easy process. You spend days, weeks and months of your life toiling away so you want your cash to work just as hard. There are many options out there; savings accounts, unit trusts, mutual funds, individual sha...
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Wendy Killick
11th March 2011
From an early age, we have all been told of the importance of saving. Whether it was putting pocket money into a piggy bank, making sure we had our nest egg or even the wisdom of saving for a rainy day (when presumably you would purchase an umbrella), we ...
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Wendy Killick
20th February 2011
Investors living in the UK who are tired of watching their investment dollars snatched up by the tax man will want to consider putting some of their money into a tax free ISA. These Individual Savings Accounts were introduced by the government in 1999, an...
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Free Content
20th December 2010
ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) are one of the most effective ways to save money and earn higher interest than standard bank or savings accounts. With tax-free returns on investment, and the ability to save up to £10,200 in the current tax year, depe...
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Author:
Paul Buchanan
20th December 2010
If you're a homeowner and your home has recently suffered water damage, smoke damage, mold infestation, or the dreaded "smell of death" from an expired rodent in a crawl space, then you've probably read that an ozone generator might just be the answer t...
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Reginald Mcgee
29th November 2010
In the United Kingdom, one of the best investment vehicles that available to all residents is the so-called ISA or Individual Savings Account. Its an incentive by the government to encourage saving and help people build on their retirement nest egg. As on...
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Author:
Michale Anderson-Smith
18th November 2010
ISA InvestmentsAn Individual Savings Account (ISA) is a UK investment that features a number of tax advantages. A lot of Individual Savings Accounts are versatile enough for you to invest either as a lump sum payment or monthly.ISAs came into effect in Ap...
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Rory Warren
17th November 2010
An Individual Savings Account (Individual Savings Account) is usually a UK investment that features particular tax advantages. The majority of ISAs are versatile enough for you personally so that you can invest either as a lump sum or per month.Individual...
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Author:
Rory Warren
05th August 2010
Following their introduction across the UK over a decade ago, individual savings accounts - which are more commonly known as ISAs - have proven to be a popular choice for British savers looking to make the most of their money.
The tax efficient option ...
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Author:
Noel mellor
21st April 2010
Throughout our lifetimes there will be big-ticket items that we need to save up for. This could be your dream wedding, planning for a baby, or your first car. There are several different kinds of financial options available that could help you save for th...
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Author:
britneyhenderson
01st April 2010
The financial market the world over is the only sector to underpin every other industry. While many of us would like to think that more than just money makes the world go round, without finance and financial products we wouldn't be able to live life as we...
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Author:
Harvey McEwan
27th November 2009
UK personal savings accounts are seeing a rise in popularity as more people rein back on the use of their credit cards and also attempt to reduce their overall borrowings. Even though saving in general may currently be more popular there are many reasons ...
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Author:
Matthew Pressman
26th November 2009
Offering up a tax-efficient way to invest money, ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) are one of the smartest ways to maximise the value of your savings. Indeed, allowing people under the age of 50 to invest up to £7,200 every year tax-free - those aged ov...
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Author:
Jonathan Wallace
26th November 2009
Saving enough to ensure a comfortable retirement has been an issue for many lately, especially as more company pension funds warn that they may face a shortfall in future years. So, any savings account that allows interest to accumulate without being taxe...
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Author:
Adam Singleton