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A stocks and shares ISA is accessible without penalty but doesn't gain the initial 25% uplift that a LISA does. I would recommend he decides what the proceeds would be used for before deciding on what to do. If it is just for fun short term gain then it sounds a bit too much like gambling to me. For a house, a LISA. For longer term then an S&S ISA or a SIPP may best suit his needs. Please think about buying globally diversified funds instead of individual shares though, they are much safer and spread the risk considerably. I use Vanguards own platform and one of their lifestrategy funds personally.Think first of your goal, then make it happen!0
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