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Which S&S isa provider
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Following the replies on my pensions thread we’ve now got a plan for our pension savings over the coming ten years, thanks to the forum members for that.
We're still in the fortunate position of having 70k in cash which we need to deal with and we could do with a steer on ISA providers please. We want to invest 20 now and 20 next tax year, and sit on it probably for at least ten years when I plan to retire. The rest needs saving short term for our two girls.
What should we look for in an isa provider? are there a selection of the best we should look at? We want to avoid considering dozens if we can consider a few. How do we Differentiate?
All tips and advice welcome, thanks.
We're still in the fortunate position of having 70k in cash which we need to deal with and we could do with a steer on ISA providers please. We want to invest 20 now and 20 next tax year, and sit on it probably for at least ten years when I plan to retire. The rest needs saving short term for our two girls.
What should we look for in an isa provider? are there a selection of the best we should look at? We want to avoid considering dozens if we can consider a few. How do we Differentiate?
All tips and advice welcome, thanks.
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And you can download the excellent spreadsheet in the first post here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5583030/coolly-comparing-investment-platform-charges-snowmans-spreadsheet/p1
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"If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes” Warren Buffett
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How do we Differentiate?
First you decide how and where you want to invest. then you pick from the platforms that can facilitate your chosen investments. To filter further you consider their software functionality and ease of use. financial strength, charges etc.
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Some platforms are cheaper for certain types of ISA, Sipps or have more choice of investments e.tc."It is prudent when shopping for something important, not to limit yourself to Pound land/Estate Agents"
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