Barclays
ISA Review

Compare Barclays ISAs Compare Barclays ISAs – read our review and compare the features and benefits available from Barclays. Find an ISA that suits you and make the most of your annual tax-free savings.

Barclays ISAs allow you to benefit from tax free savings and investments, which means you don't have to pay tax on the interest earned from your ISA.

Everyone is entitled invest up to £10,680 into ISAs each year, with a maximum of £5,340 into a cash ISA, £10,680 into an investment ISA, or a combination of the two. This provides a great incentive to save, as your money will grow faster than if it was put in a regular savings account paying the same interest rate, or normal stocks and shares without tax redemption.

Most ISAs provide payment options to suit different types of saver, whether they wish to deposit a one off annual lump sum, or if they would be more suited to regular payments throughout the course of the year.
Barclays Wealth ISAs provide a great place to make use of your tax free allowance on stocks and shares, allowing you to earn tax free returns based on the outcome of the investment. These can be far higher than the returns gained from cash ISAs, but they do carry more risk.

Barclays Investment ISA

Features

Interest Rate:
N/A
Minimum Balance:
£3000
Monthly Fee:
£0

Account Description

  • Choosing the right fund from the following 3 categories:
  • 1. FOUNDATION FUNDS
  • Five ready-made portfolios from Barclays Wealth
  • Funds invest in a mix of assets for ready-made diversification
  • Designed for all types of investors
  • Returns dependent on market performance
  • 2. INVESTORS' CHOICE FUNDS
  • Choose from 17 products
  • Wider selection of funds from well known investment companies
  • Build your own portfolio
  • Choose funds to match your goals
  • Returns dependent on market performance
  • 3. STRUCTURED PRODUCTS (FIXED TERM INVESTMENTS)
  • One product available
  • Aims to repay at least original capital at end of fixed term
  • Tax efficient within an investment ISA
  • Potential for defined return dependent on the performance of FTSE 100 Index

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