isa's

[ozzie2]

can i trust them?

[dasherman]

Cash ISA's - yes,although the returns will generally struggle to keep up with inflation.

Shares ISA's - yes,as long as you treat them as long term investments and are prepared to take a little risk. The longer you keep them the more you will iron out the down turns of the stock markets.

[Enterprise1]

Over the longer term yes they can be trusted - as long as the person/organisation from which you are receiving financial advice is trustworthy

[sp1214]

Until recently you were only allowed �3000 to invest each year in a cash ISA. Let's see! At 6% interest earned will be �180. Big deal! Even if you had to pay tax on that is would have only bean a misely �18 for the average tax payer. Take away inflation and a trip to the BS seems hardly worth while.

[the arab]

hi ozzie i have a 3k isa with the skipton building society but havent got a clue what they are or anything about them.

does this help?

infact can you tell me on a scale of 1-10 how much this helped?