6 April 2023
A quick summary of the Investment ISA
If you're looking for a stocks and shares ISA with fewer 'ups and downs' than a 'normal' stocks & shares ISA, then you could consider our Investment ISA.
- Our Investment ISA is classed as a stocks & shares ISA
- Invest from £30 per month / £300 single up to the maximum allowance of £20,000
- Please click here for our current bonus rates*
- Transfer an existing ISA up to £150,000
- No fixed term***
- Potential for tax-free** growth through annual and bonuses*
- Access to your money should you need it
Risks you should be aware of:
Capital at risk. During adverse investment conditions you may get back less than you invested.
*Bonuses are not guaranteed and depend on the performance of our with-profits fund.
**Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future.
***We suggest a minimum term of 3-5 years.
Charges are 1.5% p.a - Charges will reduce to 1.25% from 06/04/2023
When you invest with us, we pool your money together with other members’ in the with-profits fund, the fund is managed to provide a medium to low risk investment. The with-profits fund invests in commercial property, shares, fixed interest, cash, bonds and government gilts. With-profits aims to offer a better return than a typical bank or building society account, but is not as risky as investing all your money directly on the stock market as we ‘smooth’ returns.
If you have any questions one of our team members will be happy to help, you can visit our main website for an online chat or call us on 01226 741 000 during office hours.
This is intended to be a quick summary of the Investment ISA. Please read the product brochure, terms & conditions and Key Information Document should you wish to apply.
This blog provides generic information and opinions of the writer and should not be relied upon for making investment decisions. No advice has been provided by Sheffield Mutual. If you are in any doubt as to whether a savings or investment plan is suitable for you, you should consider contacting a financial adviser for advice. If you do not have a financial adviser, you can get details of local financial advisers by visiting www.unbiased.co.uk or www.vouchedfor.co.uk . Advisers may charge for providing such advice and should confirm any costs beforehand. Any reference to taxation is based on the writer’s understanding of current tax legislation and practice, which could change in the future.