Posts Tagged ‘ISA’

New ‘Help the Poor’ ISA could increase your ISA limit by £200 a year

Tuesday, July 5th, 2011

A new scheme aimed at getting savers to invest in schemes that will help the poor will reward savers with a £200 increase in their ISA investment limits.

Citigroup attack government backed NS&I savings rates

Tuesday, June 7th, 2011

Citigroup have become the latest in a long line of companies to tell the Government that they should cut the rate offered on the new state backed National Savings index-linked certificates.

ISA sales through investment platforms hit £1.3billion in April

Monday, June 6th, 2011

Net sales of ISAs through investment platforms increased to £1.3billion in April, according to figures from the Investment Management Association (IMA) who noted that it was the biggest April for ISA sales since records began in 2008.

Building Societies reap rewards of competitive ISA season

Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

New statistics released this week have proved that the building societies decision to be competitive during ISA season has paid off as money continues to pour in from savers.

ISAs still an investor’s first choice

Thursday, May 26th, 2011

The ISA season may now be over but as we look back on a hectic few weeks of trading it’s clear that the ISA savings vehicle is still the most popular choice with investors, most likely for it’s tax free benefits.

Nationwide labels new NS&I Savings bonds unfair

Wednesday, May 25th, 2011

Nationwide claims the new savings bonds provide unfair competition for banks and building societies, who feel unable to match the interest rates on offer.

First UK corporate ISA as savings alternative to company pension scheme

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Company ISA as savings alternative to company pension scheme

Barratt Homes has launched the UK’s first corporate ISA, which offers a stocks and shares investment with tax-advantaged growth in savings, but where the cash can be accessed at any time. As such, it may appeal to younger workers as a medium-term savings option with easy access to your cash.

Savers must search for higher interest options in difficult market

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

With interest rates an a historical all-time low, mortgage holders may be smiling, but many savers are hurting, as they face a negligible return on investment of their hard-earned cash.  The Bank of England base rate has been 0.5% since March 2009, and many savings accounts are currently paying interest of just 1%, or even [...]

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