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ISA Allowance (28/05/08)Remember that the ISA allowance for this tax year is £7200. Also, you can now transfer cash ISAs from previous years into Stocks and Shares ISAs without affecting this year's allowance....
End Of Tax Year Approaching (25/01/08)As many of you will be aware, the 07/08 tax year ends on April 5th, so now is an ideal time to invest the remainder of your year's allowance. Remember, you cannot carry any unused ISA allowance over to next year....
Viewpoint 19 (16/11/07)Viewpoint 19 is now available online. In this issue, we look at the Chinese Boom, a range of funds to combat market volatility and some ethical funds as well as our usual features....
Viewpoint 18 (06/07/07)Viewpoint 18 has now been published, and it is also available online. In this edition, we have created a User's guide to the Chelsea Portfolio. We have also taken a look at a specialist investment house, SVM Asset Management, alongside all of our usual sections, such as the Chelsea Leaders, Premier ...
Viewpoint 17 (31/10/06)The March issue of our Viewpoint magazine is now available, it features articles on new funds for your ISA, VCTs and Child Trust Funds. You can download a copy by selecting Research and then Viewpoint from the menu bar at the top of the page....
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Buy Online (11/10/05)Remember that you can place your unit trust/OEIC deals online in a matter of minutes, just follow the link to Buy Online....
UK Business News
Net firms in music pirates deal
Six top UK internet providers are believed to have signed up to a government-backed plan to tackle illegal file-sharing.
Housing rescue bill passed in US
The US House of Representatives passes a massive housing rescue bill after President Bush says he will not veto it.
Moscow tops list of pricey cities
Moscow tops the league of the most expensive cities to live in for expatriates, followed by Tokyo and London.
Amazon doubles three-month profit
The online retailer Amazon beats forecasts by doubling its profits as high petrol prices encourage home shopping.
Three-way split on rate decision
The majority of Bank of England policymakers voted to keep rates at 5% this month, but one voted for a cut and another for a rise.
