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Topic History of: Individual Savings Accounts
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Al Gershwin ISAs are unique to the UK - although many countries have similar tax-advantaged schemes: Ireland doesn't.

Put simply. You can invest up to £20k every year in an ISA - using it to buy stocks and shares (or other financial products/deposits).

Any profit made is free from tax of any kind - anywhere/any type. Small amount of research is needed, or advice (your bank will organise it) - but the risk is only where YOU decide to invest.


Be careful though - although it's authorised by HMRC, and has been operating satisfactorily for many years. You must be a UK resident......DYOR
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