Stocks and Shares isa

saljenks

I've a Scottish Widows stocks and shares isa, which invests in UK small businesses and ethical companies. I only pay in £100 a month, and at the start of March it had a value of over £15 000.  This is now down to just below £11 000. Should I keep investing and play the long game ? Withdraw the money and cut my losses (it was to help fund university, 2 years away for child 1) Or change what my money is being invested into?  Any advice really gratefully received. I'm also considering using it to pay a lump off my mortgage instead. 
Thank you
Sally

Jeremy535897

The advice you are seeking is likely to fall, at least in part, within the rules applying to investment advice. See https://www.fca.org.uk/consumers/understanding-advice-guidance-investments
The general guidance on stocks and shares is that the value matters on only two dates: when you buy and when you sell. Selling at the bottom of the market is the worst option. The trouble is who knows what the bottom is?

calcotti

Left my crystal ball somewhere.