That's it really.
Have spoken with our IFA who says he is happy to set one up for me.
There is a 3% commission and a 1% annual fee; plus 3% on any extra lump sums invested.
Does it therefore make sense to just set one up myself & save on the fees (as I've done with a normal cash ISA = bog standard Lloyds).
Or will it be worth paying an IFA since ultimately they'll handle the ISA and review it each year etc. (PS have never switched or 'reviewed' the state of my cash ISA in all the years I've had it...but maybe few people do?!)
Am new to s&s ISAs so any tips or experience gratefully rcvd. Thanks!
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GoByTrain · 11/09/2012 14:25
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