ISA Saving in 2009

Are you considering making an investment in a Fund, or look to open a Saving account? You might be aware of ISA's but not fully understand how an ISA can benefit you and what exactly an ISA is. An ISA Individual Saving Account, is a government introduced Savings Scheme, which allows UK Residents to invest up to £7,200 a year into an ISA, which you should think simply as a Tax Free Wrapper.

ISA's are pretty straight forward and at isa-saving.co.uk, we've put together all the basic information you'll need to get to grips with the ISA rules.

Read our ISA Guide

Try our tax savings calculator and you see just how much more money you can save against a regular high street banks saving account. >>Savings Calculator

Budget Announcement - 2009

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced that the annual limit for tax-free ISAs is to rise to more than £10,200 for over-50s this year and for everyone else next year. Of that amount £5,100 can be saved in cash.These higher limits will be available to people aged 50 and over from 6 October 2009 and available to all from 6 April 2010, directly benefiting over five million people who currently use their full ISA allowance. See ISA Allowance 2009 for more details