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What is a stocks and shares ISA?

While a cash Isa is simply a tax-free savings account, a stocks and shares Isa is a tax-free investment account that lets you put money into range of different investments. These include individual shares, investment funds, investment trusts, as well as bonds and gilts.

How long should you invest in a stocks & shares ISA?

Investing comes with risk, as the value of your investments can go down as well as up. If you decide to do it, it's recommended you invest for the long term (five years or more), as the longer you invest, the longer you have to ride out any bumps in the market. What is a stocks & shares ISA?

Can a broker buy a stock Isa?

Individual Stock ISAs – As with non-ISA trading, you can use your broker to buy individual stocks and shares, or even just one. The only restriction is the £20,000 per annum cap on subscriptions. You have complete control over trading activity and the privilege and responsibility for making the right calls.

How do you buy stock on a stock exchange?

Typically, investors will use a brokerage account to purchase stock on the exchange, which will list the purchasing price (the bid) or the selling price (the offer). The price of the stock is influenced by supply and demand factors in the market, among other variables.

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