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Are profits over 20k still tax free in a ISA
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Pedantically it's alertsoulsaver said:
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.
You could have inherited a cash ISA and then invested it?The_Fat_Controller said:@soulsaver, nothing inherited in my investments and I did say "anyone could have INVESTED", so your comment is totally irrelevant.2 -
OK pedants, I should have said "individually contributed"
Are you happy now ?
I'm still a happy millionaire, but not quite an ISA millionaire this week, LOL !0 -
I know shocking returns over the last few days, I'd be blissfully happy to cash in once it climbs above a million, but that's me, to each his own. I'd actually be happy with much less come to think of it.The_Fat_Controller said:OK pedants, I should have said "individually contributed"
Are you happy now ?
I'm still a happy millionaire, but not quite an ISA millionaire this week, LOL !1 -
Absolutely. Not only are the gains free from CGT all the income is free from tax too so you could get £30k per year income from that sum with no income tax to pay. Sometimes that seems to get missed.Shedman said:
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" ..
(Actually just checked and Witan is 2.24% so £22,400 per year tax free and not impacting any other allowances)Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.1 -
I am new to investing well new as I learnt my lesson 1 or 2 year a ago I sold my lindsell train global equity fund cuz I was scared and it was COVID
FOR IT TO UP A YEAR LATER 😤0 -
You can console your self that you are not alone . Many inexperienced investors ( and maybe some experienced ones) sold out when Covid crashed the markets .Tonys101 said:I am new to investing well new as I learnt my lesson 1 or 2 year a ago I sold my lindsell train global equity fund cuz I was scared and it was COVID
FOR IT TO UP A YEAR LATER 😤
Now you know not to do it next time !1
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