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SS charges and investment decision
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I assume that since it's an ISA, I'll have to sort it out every year and there is no way of automatically wrapping it up in the next year's ISA when the time comes?
Thanks again for the help.
Alan
If you want to continue with the Vanguard Investor ISA in the subsequent tax year you just carry on making payments in. There is no need to apply again.0 -
If you open an ISA 'for the children', you will not be anle to open one for yourself. Would this be an issue?
C0
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