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Should you combine your ISAs?
An ISA can help you maximise your returns, but should you combine all your ISAs or will having a collection better help you reach your goals?
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2019/20 ISA allowance ISAs are a simple way to grow your money tax-free, but it’s important you know the basics to ensure you can maximise your returns. The ISA allowance is the maximum amount you can save or invest tax-free in an ISA during one tax year. When it comes to investing in your ISA […]
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The Bank of Mum and Dad are involved in 1/4 property purchases. With such generosity comes the risk of putting your financial future in jeopardy, however, so we’ve pulled together some tips to make it a little easier on the purse-strings.
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When you’re looking to grow your wealth, there are some simple things you can do to make your money go further, and it all starts with getting the right investment account for your goals. So, should you pick an ISA or a General Investment Account (GIA)?
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How many ISAs can I have?
Investing in an ISA is one of the simplest ways to grow your money tax-free, but the generous benefits available mean there are some rules you have to keep to, like how many ISAs you can invest in.
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At Moneyfarm, we’re passionate about helping individuals make better decisions with their money. That’s why we offer a free review of all portfolios, including ones from outside of Moneyfarm, to help you see all your investments in one place.
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What is compound interest?
Compound interest is arguably one of the most powerful forces on the financial markets – even Einstein was a fan. By helping maximise your returns, it can help you reach your goals quicker than simple interest alone. Find out how to calculate it, here.
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Moneyfarm reached a number of exciting milestones in the first six months of the year. Here, Co-Founder and CEO Giovanni Daprà runs through what this means for Moneyfarm customers.
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Tax Freedom Day fell on the 29 May this year, meaning Brits are working more days to pay off their tax bill. Here we give you some simple tax-saving tips to help you make your hard-earned money go further.