Investors Not Using ISAs

Published / Last Updated on 19/02/2004

According to IFA Promotion, a body that promotes independent financial advice to consumers, investors not using their annual ISA allowances have lost £110m. 

IFA Promotion said that according to their research, 11.3 million people had money in a savings account or a deposit account but no ISA. 

Our View: 

If you are a taxpayer, you should at least have a Mini Cash ISA.  The interest rates available at the moment are around 4% and that interest is free of tax.  Any other bank savings or deposit account held by a taxpayer will have 20% tax deducted from the interest, before it is given to you.   

Cash ISAs make sense from a tax point of view, are very easy to operate, have no hidden catches or charges and save you tax! 

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