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NASDAQ rule changes....
So NASDAQ have taken away their 6 month / 1 year delay on newly listed companies being squeezed into our pension funds. Which means any new company taking a huge hit in the first year comes out of penson funds. Just wondering, how much is the VLS60 affected? I naively think that FTSE isn't exposed, except through a knock…
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With tax on savings set to increase to 22% on 6th April 2027
Is it better to select monthly interest option if available rather than annual on any savings accounts that otherwise pay the interest next year? Then pay 20% on interest received this tax year and 22% next?
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Joint Savings Account for Inheritance
My 3 adult children have just received money from my mother’s estate and while the 2 eldest are sensible with their money and have mortgages, our 22year old son isn’t. He has agreed to me managing this money for him, but not sure the best way to do it. Would prefer it is in his name as it is his money - would a joint…
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Woodford compensation and No Win No Fee fees
I joined the class action with Harcus Parker for redress from the Woodford catastrophe which to cut a long story short was not heard in court and instead redress was made via FCA. I received the compensation which was a small fraction of what was lost and was very surprised to receive a bill from Harcus Parker for almost…
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Cahoot Sunny Day Saver
My existing Cahoot SDS is about to mature. When I attempted to open a new one I got this:- Why is it asking for a monthly payment?
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Savings Question
Hi All This is probably an easy one to answer but i am just looking for confirmation that i am correct. I opened a savings account in May this year (so falling in the April 26 - April 27 tax year). It is a fixed for 12 months savings account which matures in May 27 (interest paid annually) So am I right in thinking that…
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Child Investment Question -
hi Forum Quick question if anyone can advise: I bought Vanguard S&P500 etf with Trading 212 in my name so my new born can have some savings when they are older. What is the best way to get this now trasnfer in their name? or any ideas? I dont want an JISA as that locks it away until they are 18, i still want access incase.…
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Spring saver 4.3 AER
Hi all, I am looking at the account above and I see the max balance is 20k. I cant find anyway to contact them to ask, but I was wondering,.suppose you lodge 20k into the account and because interest is compounded - the balance goes over 20k at first month's payment. Is this permitted so the excess balance (which i assume…
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Cash money not being invested into my interactive invested sipp fund?
In my interactive investor sipp I have a monthly regular amount set to be invested into my fund which should have been invested on the 20th may which didn't happen and now says 17th June. The only change I made about was 2 weeks ago where I added a single extra one-off amount to be invested alongside my recurring monthly…
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How to request SA tax return
Can someone advise how I can request to go on SA. For y/e 2026 HMRC have overtaxed my pension (via emergency tax), I also need to inform them of a small capital gain (They don't know about this), and confirm interest received. (They overestimated/got this wrong). Logging onto gateway doesn't help (directs me to form SA55…
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Investment Platforms Capital Gins/ERI Reports for General Investment Account
I currently have GIA with both HL & Interactive Investor neither supply or track CGT or ERI so I am looking to switch these trading account portfolios to either AJ BELL,FIDELITY OR CHARLES STANLEY , obviously price is relevant but also quality of their reports making easy for tax returns etc ? Also has anyone used an…
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Best short term savings account
Hi, I've just taken partial retirement and received a lump sum which I'm still trying to decide what to do with. Any advice on where to hold the money in the meantime would be very helpful! Some of it is already earmarked and I plan to open an investment ISA so I'm just looking for something short term and with easy…
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Monthly bank charges
As I pay tax on the interest I earn on my savings with certain banks, can I offset this a little by claiming back the bank charges I pay monthly just to have the account?
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MSE News: Child Trust Fund letters sent to thousands of young people missing £2,200 on average
Thousands of 21-year-olds are set to receive a letter from the Government reminding them they've got a forgotten Child Trust Fund, worth £2,200 on average. Inevitably this means scammers will likely take advantage, so here's how to make sure your letter is genuine and how to track down lost savings yourself for free… Read…
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Selling shares in certificate form
Really need to sell my very small holding of BP shares that I have as a certificate (bought way back in 2008 roughly). I used to use x-o but have only just discovered they've closed (I got no e-mail about that happening). Where can I sell these shares now?
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Cheapest Platform to Buy Gilt
Looking into putting money into a gilt, and want to ensure I am using the most cost efficient platform. What is the cheapest platform to buy a gilt? Is there a platform with a sign up incentive? Does it depend on how much you are putting in? Does it depend on what Gilt you are selecting? If it helps, I will be going for a…
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Midas Man - Studio POW (Epstein) Ltd Film Investment
Does anyone know what is happening with the investments made in Midas Man and the other Studio POW productions? Studio POW Ltd itself appears to have been dissolved, although the Midas Man vehicle is still open. The websites and phone lines have gone - where has the film gone? All info woud be gratefully received…..
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ZOPA Cash ISA Transfer out
I have been experiencing issues over the past number of days in attempting a transfer of my ZOPA Cash ISA to Moneybox Cash ISA. To date I have attempted four times a transfer with each one failing. I contacted ZOPA who after an hour of messaging they repeated that the transfer was a Partial transfer which they do not…
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Health is important with investing, not just wealth.
I was having a think about investing recently and even compared to 10-15 years ago we have never had so much advice and information at out fingertips regarding investing. Loads of online videos, forums, online journals and you can order investing books online as well. i remember in the early days of Youtube things were a…
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What age to move from investments to cash savings
My understanding is that investments in stocks and shares are for the long term due to short term ups and downs but over time will give a better return. Whereas savings have a lower return but you can't loose your money. At what age does long term investments become less prudent in relation to life expectancy and the need…
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