Learn about the pros and cons of a stocks and shares ISA and whether it is right for you.
Isa knowledge centre
Take the mystery out of ISAs
- Expand your ISA knowledge with our articles
- Discover topics from tax to allowances
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Learn abouts ISAs
An ISA (Individual Savings Account) lets you save or invest in a tax-efficient way – with no UK income tax or capital gains tax to pay on your interest or gains. Read on to explore the different types of ISAs and how they work.
Investments can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you’ve paid in.
Your exact tax benefits will depend on your circumstances and may change in the future.
Are stocks and shares ISAs worth it?
Discover the tax-efficient junior ISA (JISA)
We all want our children to have the best start in life, with a Junior ISA, they can look forward to a cash sum at 18 and a brighter future. Find out more here.
ISAs versus savings accounts
ISAs and savings accounts both help you save money for the future but you might be wondering what the difference is. Read more to find out the key differences.
Stocks and shares ISA vs Lifetime ISA
Discover more about the differences between stocks and shares ISAs and Lifetime ISAs.
Can you withdraw money from your ISA account?
Learn more about ISA withdrawals, tax benefits, and managing fees across types.
Additional Permitted Subscription (APS) for ISAs
When a spouse or civil partner dies you can add their total ISA allowance to your own. We’ll explain the details.
Your guide to ISA allowances
ISA rules can be complicated, we'll help you understand them so you can make the most of your allowances.
How do ISAs work?
Our guide to how ISAs work, your annual allowance and the types of ISA to choose from.
How many different ISA accounts can I have?
Guide to ISA limits, transfers, and managing multiple accounts.
What is a stocks and shares ISA?
A stocks & shares ISA has a tax efficient wrapper that is put around your investments, so investment growth earned within this ISA is tax-free.
