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As your money is invested, the value of your investments can rise and fall, so you could get back less than you invest. Tax rules can change and the value of any tax benefits depends on your personal circumstances.
If you've still got some of your annual ISA allowance left in the current tax year then the Saga Stocks and Shares ISA (provided by Hubwise) might be right for you.
It offers three ready-made investment portfolios, each with a different investment objective and level of risk, making it simple to choose the one that’s best aligned to your individual circumstances and goals. The portfolios give your money the opportunity to grow over the medium to long term (at least five years).
Better yet, all your investment returns are free of Capital Gains Tax and Income Tax, and you can request to take your money out at any time. It can take up to five working days for you to receive your money.
As with any investment, the value of your investments and any income received from them can fall as well as rise. This means you may not get back the amount you invested.
Start saving with a £100 lump sum, or £100 per month, up to the annual limit set by the UK government (currently £20,000 across all types of ISA). You can transfer the cash value of any existing ISAs you hold with other providers. Transfers from previous tax years won’t affect your allowance for this tax year. It is important to bear in mind that you can pay into more than one stocks and shares ISA or cash ISA in the same tax year, providing you don’t exceed your annual ISA limit. If you are transferring an ISA from another provider - you can transfer a partial amount, or the whole amount, but any money you have paid into it in the current tax year will still count towards your £20,000 annual allowance.
If you have maximised your ISA allowance for the current tax year then the Saga General Investment Account (provided by Hubwise) might be right for you.
To see the Key Features Document for the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA.
When you invest through the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA, you have a choice of three ready-made investment portfolios:
Each portfolio comes with a different investment objective and level of risk. You just need to choose the one that’s best aligned to your individual circumstances and goals.
Designed by HUB Financial Solutions, the portfolios give you the opportunity to invest in a number of funds which hold a wide range of different types of assets like cash, bonds and company shares (or ‘equities’), across UK and international markets. This diverse range of assets helps spread the investment risk while giving your money the opportunity to grow over the medium to long term.
The funds in the Saga investment portfolios are managed by established fund management companies. These are shown in the portfolio fact sheets.
As with any investment, the value of your investments and any income received from them can fall as well as rise. This means you may not get back the amount you invested.
Find out more about the investment portfolios.
If you’re investing for something specific, you may have a fairly good idea when you’ll need to access your money. If this is more than five years away, you may want your investment to automatically reduce in risk as you come closer to this point in time. This helps reduce the risk of your money going down in value just when you’re planning to use it.
That’s why we offer the Glide Path feature.
You can choose this option when you first invest, or you can switch it on at any point in the future. Your money will then automatically switch down into a lower risk-rated portfolio which aims for lower volatility and the likelihood of smaller ups and downs.
And if your needs change at any point in the future, there’s the option to switch off the Glide Path feature whenever you like.
Find out more about the Glide Path feature.
There are a few ways you can invest:
The Saga Stocks & Shares ISA is a ‘flexible ISA’. This means that if you decide to withdraw some of the money you’ve invested in a particular tax year, you will be able to replace the amount(s) you’ve withdrawn in the same tax year.
For example, if you pay £20,000 into the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA and then withdraw £10,000 in the same tax year, you’ll be able to invest a further £10,000 before the end of that tax year.
Invest in the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA now.
Before investing, you should be aware that:
There’s no up-front fee for opening a Saga Stocks & Shares ISA, and no exit fee if you take your money out.
The total annual cost is up to 0.75% per year of the overall value held within the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA (excluding transaction costs). So, if your ISA had a value of £10,000, the total cost for the whole year would be up to £75. This 0.75% is made up of fees (which are deducted from the product) and fund charges (which are reflected in the value of your funds).
The fees are 0.65% per year based on the value of your ISA. So, if your ISA had a value of £10,000, the fees for the whole year would be £65. This 0.65% is made up of:
The total fund charges will be up to 0.10% per year. So, if your Saga Stocks & Shares ISA had a value of £10,000, the total fund charges for the whole year would be up to £10. The exact amount will depend on the portfolio you select and the funds your money is invested in.
There will also be transaction costs for buying and selling the underlying assets in the fund, such as equities and bonds. The level of these costs depends upon the dealing activity in the fund.
The fees and charges are collected automatically - you don't need to do anything.
You’ll receive a full up-front breakdown of the fees and charges you’ll pay in the ‘Illustration of Costs and Charges’ document when you open a Saga Stocks & Shares ISA.
For further information about the fees and charges, including how they’re calculated and collected, please see the Frequently Asked Questions and the Saga Investments Terms & Conditions.
You can invest in a Saga Stocks & Shares ISA online with ease:
1. Set up your online account. You just need your email address, phone number and date of birth.
2. Read the important information carefully to make sure the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA is right for you and you understand the risks.
3. Once you've confirmed your decision to open a Saga Stocks & Shares ISA, choose your preferred investment option.
4. Finally, let us know whether you're investing a lump sum, setting up regular payments, transferring an existing ISA or combining different ISAs.
Once a few checks have been made to make sure everything's in order, your Saga Stocks & Shares ISA will be set up for you.
Invest in the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA now.
Your online account offers you easy access to your investments at any time. You have the flexibility to:
You can also perform the following by contacting the Saga Investments team by phone on 0800 302 9755:
To open a Saga Stocks & Shares ISA:
The investment growth on your Saga Stocks & Shares ISA will be free of Capital Gains Tax and Income Tax in line with the Government’s rules. ISAs are not free from Inheritance Tax (IHT) unless they are left to your surviving spouse or civil partner. The tax implications of ISAs and the relevant Government rules are subject to change.
You can cancel your account within 14 calendar days of the date on which your account was opened by calling or emailing the Saga Investments Team. If you cancel, the value of your Saga Stocks & Shares ISA will be repaid to your bank account within five working days.
If the value has fallen between the time you invested and the time when the funds are sold following your cancellation instruction, you won’t get the full amount of your investment back. Fees will continue to be due until your Saga Stocks & Shares ISA is cancelled.
If you cancel within the 14 days, your account will be closed and any money you had paid in won’t count towards your annual ISA allowance. You can find more information about the Saga Stocks & Shares ISA in the Key Features Document.
If the amount you invest in a Saga Stocks & Shares ISA takes you above the ISA allowance for that tax year, the excess amount will automatically be placed in a Saga General Investment Account. You will be contacted by phone for instructions on how you’d like your money to be invested.
If you die, your ISA will continue until:
Your executors or personal representatives will be contacted about the options available:
If your ISA isn’t closed, or your estate isn’t finalised within three years and one day from your date of death, your ISA will lose its tax-efficient status and effectively become a GIA. All income received or investment gains made after that point will become taxable.
If your spouse or civil partner dies, you can transfer their ISA(s) over to a Saga Stocks & Shares ISA in your name within three years of the date of their death.
HUB Financial Solutions, Hubwise and the providers of the funds you hold within your Saga Stocks & Shares ISA are covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). This protects customers against financial services firms that have failed.
In the unlikely event that any of these companies can’t meet their obligations, you may be entitled to compensation from the scheme up to a maximum limit of £85,000 per person, per firm.
The FSCS does not cover losses for poor investment performance - the nature of investments means their value can go down as well as up.
For more information about the FSCS, visit the FSCS website.
The information provided on this website should not be taken as a recommendation, advice or forecast. Tax depends on your personal tax position. Tax rules are subject to change by the UK Government.
Hubwise Securities Limited (FRN 502619) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, is an ISA Plan Manager (HMRC ISA Plan Manager Z1723) and a Member of the London Stock Exchange.
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