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Mini ISA £4000 stock + shares LloydsTSB

zapster
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Hi All,
I have already invested £3000 into this years cash isa and have plans to invest another £3000 into next finical year.
I have now been advised (by lloydsTSB) to invest money into the other half of the mini isa, ie stocks + shares. To do this investment I would pay a fee but at the moment lloydsTSB have a halfprice offer on the standard fee to invest before the end of april i think it is 2.5%.
Now I would like to invest a lump sum, is that advised?
Also is lloydsTSB the best to invest into? Are there any others out there that potential get a better return on your investiment and you can easily monitor.
Once invested can you move these tax free investments to other companies like a cash isa and are there any charges for doing this?
hope you can help me
Zapster
I have already invested £3000 into this years cash isa and have plans to invest another £3000 into next finical year.
I have now been advised (by lloydsTSB) to invest money into the other half of the mini isa, ie stocks + shares. To do this investment I would pay a fee but at the moment lloydsTSB have a halfprice offer on the standard fee to invest before the end of april i think it is 2.5%.
Now I would like to invest a lump sum, is that advised?
Also is lloydsTSB the best to invest into? Are there any others out there that potential get a better return on your investiment and you can easily monitor.
Once invested can you move these tax free investments to other companies like a cash isa and are there any charges for doing this?
hope you can help me
Zapster
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Comments
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You can't change a mini-shares ISA into a cash ISA.
The benefits of a mini-shares ISA are generally greater if you are a higher rate taxpayer.
I assume that LLoyds are halving their initial charges on some of their managed unit trusts?
You could choose better funds with a bit of :dyor: and then cut costs even further by going through a discount broker.
Only invest in share-ISAs if equities are the right investment for your circumstances. Don't do it just for the tax relief.0
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