Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are a type of savings account with a difference, this being that all the interest you earn from your investment is tax-free, so you can save faster and make your money work even harder for you.
Each year, everyone is given £11,280 in which they can invest into an ISA. This consists of up to the full amount invested into a stocks and shares ISA, or a combination of up to £5,640 into a cash ISA, and the remaining amount into stocks and shares. You can only ever invest up to £5,640 into a cash ISA.
Many banks and building societies offer both cash and stocks and shares ISAs, and these days there are even Junior ISAs, designed to offer a tax free haven for your childs funds, so it is worth comparing rates between them to find the best ISA rates. At Which4U, we show a range of ISAs currently available in our tables, allowing you to see all the information you require to find the best deals.