The cash component of an ISA can include
bank and building society accounts
units or shares in UK authorised unit trusts and open-ended investment companies (OEICs) which are money market schemes (sometimes called 'cash funds') and fund of funds schemes which invest in them
National Savings and Investments products which are specially designed for ISAs (but not other National Savings and Investments products such as the Investment Account, Savings Certificates or Pensioners' Guaranteed Income Bonds)
certain shares and units that fail to meet the qualifying conditions for the stocks and shares component
after 5 April 2005, life insurance policies that fail to meet the qualifying conditions for the stocks and shares component (these will generally be policies that guarantee to return your capital at any time)
after 5 April 2005, the stakeholder cash product.
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