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Are profits over 20k still tax free in a ISA
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What great minds?CKhalvashi said:
I was just going to post this, great minds think alike etc!Deleted_User said:"What happens in the ISA, stays in the ISA."0 -
Well done you! Although is that 21.1% gain all time? If so that seems really poor if you've paid in £826k in what is probably over decades.The_Fat_Controller said:1 -
@unkle according to this article from 2019
https://www.ft.com/content/3b8e19e8-3c12-11e9-b856-5404d3811663
The maximum that anyone could have invested since ISA/PEP inception is around £320,000.
I missed the full allowance in a few years and foolishly had a couple of cash ISAs too.2 -
So possibly your "cost" column might be an ISA transfer from another provider given the maximum investments since ISA inception are around £320k.The_Fat_Controller said:@unkle according to this article from 2019
https://www.ft.com/content/3b8e19e8-3c12-11e9-b856-5404d3811663
The maximum that anyone could have invested since ISA/PEP inception is around £320,000.
I missed the full allowance in a few years and foolishly had a couple of cash ISAs too.
You've done really well with your investing.0 -
@Billycock , yes the "cost" was a transfer a few years ago as WITAN stopped their own ISA provision and we all had to find a new home !
As I only hold one Investment Trust now, the fees from HL are £45 per annum which I find amazing.
I am sure a few will say "you could have done much better" however I have achieved my long term objective.6 -
Even so I reckon the rest of us would be more than happy with a miilion quid sitting in a tax free account 🤑👍The_Fat_Controller said:
I am sure a few will say "you could have done much better" ..4 -
Ah! A guy at work - that sound source of financial advice that is only bettered by 'the guy down the pub'. :-)Tonys101 said:
Only asking because a guy at work was telling me I was wrong and had me questioning my knowledgeLinton said:
Mx5huggy has said it clearly. Let me re-emphasise. Whatever happens within an ISA is free of income tax and CGT. The only limit is how much new money you can contribute. Any profit you make within the ISA is tax free.Tonys101 said:
Can I make a profit over 20k for example of I sell my shares and make 22k profit will I had to pay taxMX5huggy said:Yes. The £20k is the annual limit of how much new money you can add to ISA’s growth within in is unlimited.2 -
Pedant allert! Not strictly true: You could have inherited ISAs in addition.The_Fat_Controller said:@unkle according to this article from 2019
https://www.ft.com/content/3b8e19e8-3c12-11e9-b856-5404d3811663
The maximum that anyone could have invested since ISA/PEP inception is around £320,000.
I missed the full allowance in a few years and foolishly had a couple of cash ISAs too.0 -
@soulsaver, nothing inherited in my investments and I did say "anyone could have INVESTED", so your comment is totally irrelevant.
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Yet you still get people saying "HL are expensive" unqualified.The_Fat_Controller said:@Billycock , yes the "cost" was a transfer a few years ago as WITAN stopped their own ISA provision and we all had to find a new home !
As I only hold one Investment Trust now, the fees from HL are £45 per annum which I find amazing.
I am sure a few will say "you could have done much better" however I have achieved my long term objective.
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