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Isa and savings advice
ndp123
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Hello I'm have money to invest jointly with my wife. I would like some advice. Would it be better to jointly put £40,000 in the isa and another £40,000 into a savings account to get the best tax free return ? Any advice would be appreciated, thank you
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ndp123 said:Hello I'm have money to invest jointly with my wife. I would like some advice. Would it be better to jointly put £40,000 in the isa and another £40,000 into a savings account to get the best tax free return ? Any advice would be appreciated, thank you
The reality is that knowing so little about you and your circumstances, it is very difficult to give any sort of personalised answer to your question.
For example .
Your age?
Are you working?
Mortgage or other debts ?
Pension provision
Have you any knowledge of investing and saving ( two different things ) ?
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It's impossible to answer the question without knowing more about your circumstances. But I would comment that you can each put £20,000 into an ISA now and then from 6th April onwards each put another £20,000 into an ISA and that would be your entire £80k entirely free from tax.Reed0
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