Regular savings ISAs will enable you to invest in either stocks and shares or cash, or a combination of the two, depending upon your objectives for your capital and how much investment risk you wish to take with your regular savings. Regular savings ISAs, as with single contributions, come in two forms - Cash ISAs and Stocks and SharesISA.
From 6 April 2010, you can invest up to a maximum £10,200 over the course of each tax year into ISAs in total, with a maximum of £5,100 in cash and the balance in stocks and shares.
By investing in regular savings ISAs, you will benefit in all investment conditions, particularly when investing in the stocks and shares, as your fixed regular contribution will buy more units when investment values are falling, ie, you get more investment units for your fixed regular contribution, and this will be to your benefit when investment values begin to rise again.
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