There are two types of ISA
Cash ISA
Stocks and shares ISA
The overall tax free savings allowance per annum is £7,200 - this can be spread across the two types of ISA.
£3,600 can be invested in a Cash ISA with the remainder invested in a stocks and shares ISA. These two ISAs can be with different providers in the same tax year.
Note: The ISA limit will increase to £5,100 in two stages - from 6 October 2009 (for those aged 50 or over by 5 April 2010) and from 6 April
2010 (for everyone else).
You may decide just to invest the whole amount in a stocks and shares ISA. However, this type of ISA is not offered through Kent Reliance.
ISAs cannot be held
in joint names or on behalf of anyone other than
yourself, and are available to UK residents over
the age of 16.
The favourable tax
treatment of ISAs is based on current tax legislation,
but this might change in the future.
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