You have until 5th April 2010 to take advantage of your 2009/10 ISA allowance, which means you can deposit up to £3,600 into a cash ISA and the rest into a Stocks and Shares ISA, or up to the full £7,200 limit into a Stocks and Shares ISA.
The Chancellor announced an increase in the ISA limit in his budget, which is due to take affect in October 2009 for savers aged 50 and over and April 2010 for everyone else. For more information on this see the update in the 'ISAs Explained' section below.
Please remember, you can only open one ISA each financial year and you are only allowed to add funds to one ISA during each financial year. You can however transfer existing ISA balances to a new ISA if you see a better rate offered (providing that ISA allows transfers).
Apply for an ISA now online. Simply click 'Apply' with any of the providers below:
The Chancellor announced an increase in the ISA limit in his budget, which is due to take affect in October 2009 for savers aged 50 and over and April 2010 for everyone else. For more information on this see the update in the 'ISAs Explained' section below.
Please remember, you can only open one ISA each financial year and you are only allowed to add funds to one ISA during each financial year. You can however transfer existing ISA balances to a new ISA if you see a better rate offered (providing that ISA allows transfers).
Apply for an ISA now online. Simply click 'Apply' with any of the providers below:


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