Investments Isas would have yielded 40% more than cash, savings study indicates by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 20/03/07

assets] asset property] [instant bond] asset trusts] [offshore investment] asset advice]People who looked to boost their investments with an investments-based person savings account (Isa) when the scheme launched would be 39 per cent better off than those who used a cash-based product, it has been claimedAccording to investments specialist loyalty International, people who have accumulated interest on their money Isa since 1999 would now be looking at a savings pot of £26,000By method of comparison, those who signed up to an investments Isa that followed the presentation of the FTSE all-share index on the London Stock swap would be able to call upon treasury of £36,000"The benefit of investing in the stock marketplace over cash for the long term is obvious in our analysis," commented Richard Wastcoat, UK managing director of the investments corporation

Meanwhile, Mr Wastcoat also commented on reaction to the coffers's confirmation late last year that the temporary Isa scheme would become a enduring part of the savings scenery"It is encouraging to see that the public are responding to the government's long-term hold up of the ISA," he saidIsas were launched in 1999 by chancellor Gordon chocolate as a successor to personal equity plans and tax-exempt special investments accounts savings Isas would have yielded 40% more than cash, investments study indicates - Tue, 06 Mar 2007More emerging market companies offering dividends on investments, analyst claims - Wed, 21 Feb 2007A half of parents dismiss pocket money, monetary services supplier indicates - Mon, 19 Feb 2007Investments Isas would have yielded 40% more than cash, investments study indicates - Tue,

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