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If you are looking to invest from £25 per month into an ISA we have selected some investment funds worth considering.

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FTSE Global Technology Tracker

from Legal & General

Allows ISA Transfers
Regular Savings
  • Fund Choice: Tracks FTSE World Technology Index. Largest 5 holdings of the index include Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook & Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. Capital at risk.
  • Invest From: £25 pm
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Low cost technology fund with a competitive 0.70% ongoing annual charge. A low cost way of investing in shares of global companies engaged in information technology activities, as represented by the FTSE World Technology Index. The fund has significant holdings in Apple and Microsoft.

    Investing £25 pm In A Stocks & Shares ISA

    Unlike a cash ISA - which is a straightforward tax-free savings account - a stocks and shares ISA allows you to invest money up to a certain amount without paying tax. This runs from 6 th April each year, check the main page to see the current ISA maximum allowance.

    A stocks and shares ISA allows you invest your tax-free allowance while only paying 10% tax on any investment income you make. This can add up to a substantial saving when you consider that, on dividends paid on a non-ISA investment, an additional rate taxpayer would have to part with 42.5% in tax.

    You have a variety of options when it comes to using your stocks and shares ISA allowance. You can:

    • Invest your full ISA allowance in a stocks and shares ISA.
    • Use your stocks and shares ISA allowance for shares - excluding shares traded on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) - unit trusts, investment trusts, open-ended investment companies (OEICs), life insurance policies, corporate bonds, and gilts.

    Are you ready to invest in a stocks and shares ISA?

    A stocks and shares ISA, as with all investments, involves an element of risk, so it's important that you're in a sufficiently stable financial position. Before you open a stocks and shares ISA, make sure that:

    • Your debts are under control - you've either paid them off or have affordable arrangements in place to do so.
    • You have emergency savings that you can access easily if something unexpected occurs - if your car breaks down or you're made redundant, you'll need savings that you can use straight away.

    If you're very new to saving and don't yet have a basic emergency fund, you may find that a cash ISA is more suitable for you at this stage. Once you've built up some accessible savings in this way, you might then want to consider a stocks and shares ISA, too.

Top ten things to consider when choosing a stocks and shares

  • You should be prepared to invest for the medium to long term with a stocks and shares - for example, for five years or more.
  • If you think you might require access to your cash in the next couple of years, a stocks and shares may not be the right choice for you. Share prices can be very variable - especially in the current financial climate - and so if you were to withdraw your investment in the next twelve to eighteen s, you could end up with less money than you started with.
  • Different stocks and shares s have different investment options. These range from £20 (e.g. through a fund) to a specified minimum investment (e.g. £1,000).
  • Some providers will give you online access to your account, allowing you to see the investment formance of your and keep up to date with any charges incurred.
  • If your stocks and shares isn't forming as well as you'd like, you will usually be mitted to transfer it another provider. To do this, speak to your new manager who will arrange the transfer, allowing you to avoid losing any tax benefits by withdrawing your cash.
  • You can transfer shares you get from an HMRC-approved SAYE (save as you earn) scheme run by your employer, or a share incentive plan, into a stocks and shares component of an without incurring capital gains tax, up to your annual allowance.
  • You will not be able to transfer any existing non- shares, or shares you've inherited, into a stocks and shares .
  • With a stocks and shares , there is greater long-term growth potential than a cash - however, bear in mind that the value of your investment can go down as well as up.
  • If you have a stocks and shares from a previous tax year, you're mitted to move this into a current stocks and shares or split it between more than one stocks and shares .
Important Risk Information:

The value of investments can go down in value as well as up, so you could get back less than you invest. It is therefore important that you understand the risks and commitments. This website aims to provide information to help you make your own informed decisions. It does not provide personal advice based on your circumstances. If you are unsure of how suitable an investment is for you, please seek personal advice.

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5 Considerations for Your Next Investment ISA

15th March 2021

You've decided to invest your savings into a Stocks and Shares ISA. You'll be using your tax-free ISA allowance for this year before the deadline, while also investing your money for your future. But what do you need to consider before opening an account? We've put together a list of our top five considerations for you to think about before you click "apply". 

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