Share dealing accounts - ISA or standard
Discussion
Piffle.
An ISA wrapper can be used with any share. It depends on the provider though some are better than others.
H&L have a good rep. You can hold ETF's which are one of the lowest cost tracking asset classes or the shares themselves, or a fund etc, etc.
Definitely go for an ISA and max it out each year. All gains and income are tax free.
Im sure some of the more experienced bods will add some more comments soon.
An ISA wrapper can be used with any share. It depends on the provider though some are better than others.
H&L have a good rep. You can hold ETF's which are one of the lowest cost tracking asset classes or the shares themselves, or a fund etc, etc.
Definitely go for an ISA and max it out each year. All gains and income are tax free.
Im sure some of the more experienced bods will add some more comments soon.
ringram said:
Piffle.
An ISA wrapper can be used with any share. It depends on the provider though some are better than others.
H&L have a good rep. You can hold ETF's which are one of the lowest cost tracking asset classes or the shares themselves, or a fund etc, etc.
Definitely go for an ISA and max it out each year. All gains and income are tax free.
Im sure some of the more experienced bods will add some more comments soon.
My understanding that an ISA can be used for any share on the traded on the LSE but not the AIM. An ISA wrapper can be used with any share. It depends on the provider though some are better than others.
H&L have a good rep. You can hold ETF's which are one of the lowest cost tracking asset classes or the shares themselves, or a fund etc, etc.
Definitely go for an ISA and max it out each year. All gains and income are tax free.
Im sure some of the more experienced bods will add some more comments soon.
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/isa/faqs.htm#24
There is a confusion re AIM listed shares, some qualify for inclusion in an ISA, some don't... essentially, AIM is not a registered exchange, but some AIM shares are also listed on another recognised exchange (abroad) and can be included
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/isa/bullletin30.htm#6
fool did an article recommeding some this year
http://www.fool.co.uk/news/investing/investing-str...
There is a confusion re AIM listed shares, some qualify for inclusion in an ISA, some don't... essentially, AIM is not a registered exchange, but some AIM shares are also listed on another recognised exchange (abroad) and can be included
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/isa/bullletin30.htm#6
fool did an article recommeding some this year
http://www.fool.co.uk/news/investing/investing-str...
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