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Bradford & Bingley ISANewest Review: ... any tax year. The account can only be in your sole name. The maximum that can be invested into a saving based account is £3,000 in any tax year however in total you can invest £7,000 in a tax year but the remainder must be invested in a stocks and shares based investment fund or for those willing to take more of a risk the whole £7,000 can be invested in stocks and shares. Like I said there are a number of options and it is recommended that financial advice is sought before investing. For those who opt solely for the cash ISA option there is instant access to your money and usually accounts offer an ATM card with them to allow withdrawals... more |
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I have held my ISA with Bradford and Bingley now since the start of the last tax year when I used my annual £3,000 cash allowance to open a new account and also to transfer my existing ISA balance across from my previous provider Abbey National. My reasons for doing this were twofold, rate was the first motivator as the rate offered by B&B had been consistently above that of Abbey and whilst best buy tables are very fickle the B&B account had featured over a number of months and secondly I wanted the convenience of operating the account online a feature that whilst it was available with Abbey my experience of their online account operation had not been a positive ... Read the complete review

