Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "حساب التوفير الفردي" in Arabic language version.
Investors will be able put their cash into bonds and other debt securities made through p2p and crowdfunding sites within the tax efficient Individual Savings Account (ISA) wrapper from 1 November 2016 ... the 'debenture' i.e the bond must be a "transferable" security issued by a company or a charity
the ISA regulations require customers to be able to withdraw or transfer savings within 15 or 30 days (for cash ISAs or stocks and shares ISAs, respectively)
requiring all investment firms who hold any money within stocks and shares ISAs to hold these sums as client money ... allowing investment firms that manage cash ISAs to opt into the CASS regime and elect to hold money in cash ISAs as client money
As at 30 March 2016, eight firms have been fully authorised to operate P2P platforms. There are a further 86 firms awaiting a decision, of which 44 have interim permission
4.30... ISA investments ... must not be used as security for a loan
From autumn 2015, savers can receive a bonus payment from the government towards their deposit for a first home if they satisfy certain conditions and have saved in a Help to Buy: ISA ... Where an ISA manager's systems offer a number of products within a single ISA wrapper/account, HMRC do not expect the Help to Buy: ISA rules to prevent a customer using the rest of their annual ISA allowance in other cash ISA products available within the same cash ISA wrapper.
3.12 The Lifetime ISA ... from 6 April 2017 any adult under 40 will be able to open a new Lifetime ISA. They can save up to £4,000 each year and will receive a 25% bonus from the government on every pound they put in. Contributions can continue to be made with the bonus paid up to the age of 50. Funds can be used to buy a first home with the government bonus at any time from 12 months after opening the account, and can be withdrawn from the Lifetime ISA with the government bonus from age 60 for use in retirement. The government will set the limit for property purchased using Lifetime ISA funds at £450,000. ... People can continue to open a Help to Buy: ISA until November 2019, as planned. They can also choose to open a Lifetime ISA, but will only be able to use the government bonus from one of their accounts to buy their first home. During the 2017-18 tax year, those who already have a Help to Buy: ISA will be able to transfer the savings they have built up into the Lifetime ISA and still save an additional £4,000.
a new Innovative Finance Individual Savings Account (ISA) from 6 April 2016 where interest and gains from qualifying peer to peer loans will be eligible for ISA tax advantages ... Peer to peer lending platforms are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) where they carry out activities detailed in Article 36H of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001 (S.I 2001/544)
from 1 November 2016 to provide that certain debentures issued by companies and charities and offered via an electronic system (including those offered via a crowdfunding platform) can be held in an innovative finance ISA where they satisfy certain conditions.
personal pensions are more tax-efficient than individual savings accounts (Isas), but Isas are more flexible. However, a good retirement strategy will include both types of tax wrapper
Help to Buy: ISA will be open for new savers until 30 November 2019, and open to new contributions until 2029. Savers will be able to save into both a Help to Buy: ISA and a Lifetime ISA ... During the 2017-18 tax year only, those who already have a Help to Buy: ISA will be able to transfer these funds into a Lifetime ISA and receive the government bonus on those savings.
The schemes were replaced by Junior Isas in November 2011, which across the board offer better interest rates and a far wider selection of investments.
the Isa vs pension debate is not an all-or-nothing affair. As such, having a balance between the two is probably the best option.
4.30... ISA investments ... must not be used as security for a loan
personal pensions are more tax-efficient than individual savings accounts (Isas), but Isas are more flexible. However, a good retirement strategy will include both types of tax wrapper
the Isa vs pension debate is not an all-or-nothing affair. As such, having a balance between the two is probably the best option.
The schemes were replaced by Junior Isas in November 2011, which across the board offer better interest rates and a far wider selection of investments.
the ISA regulations require customers to be able to withdraw or transfer savings within 15 or 30 days (for cash ISAs or stocks and shares ISAs, respectively)
requiring all investment firms who hold any money within stocks and shares ISAs to hold these sums as client money ... allowing investment firms that manage cash ISAs to opt into the CASS regime and elect to hold money in cash ISAs as client money
From autumn 2015, savers can receive a bonus payment from the government towards their deposit for a first home if they satisfy certain conditions and have saved in a Help to Buy: ISA ... Where an ISA manager's systems offer a number of products within a single ISA wrapper/account, HMRC do not expect the Help to Buy: ISA rules to prevent a customer using the rest of their annual ISA allowance in other cash ISA products available within the same cash ISA wrapper.
3.12 The Lifetime ISA ... from 6 April 2017 any adult under 40 will be able to open a new Lifetime ISA. They can save up to £4,000 each year and will receive a 25% bonus from the government on every pound they put in. Contributions can continue to be made with the bonus paid up to the age of 50. Funds can be used to buy a first home with the government bonus at any time from 12 months after opening the account, and can be withdrawn from the Lifetime ISA with the government bonus from age 60 for use in retirement. The government will set the limit for property purchased using Lifetime ISA funds at £450,000. ... People can continue to open a Help to Buy: ISA until November 2019, as planned. They can also choose to open a Lifetime ISA, but will only be able to use the government bonus from one of their accounts to buy their first home. During the 2017-18 tax year, those who already have a Help to Buy: ISA will be able to transfer the savings they have built up into the Lifetime ISA and still save an additional £4,000.
Help to Buy: ISA will be open for new savers until 30 November 2019, and open to new contributions until 2029. Savers will be able to save into both a Help to Buy: ISA and a Lifetime ISA ... During the 2017-18 tax year only, those who already have a Help to Buy: ISA will be able to transfer these funds into a Lifetime ISA and receive the government bonus on those savings.
As at 30 March 2016, eight firms have been fully authorised to operate P2P platforms. There are a further 86 firms awaiting a decision, of which 44 have interim permission
a new Innovative Finance Individual Savings Account (ISA) from 6 April 2016 where interest and gains from qualifying peer to peer loans will be eligible for ISA tax advantages ... Peer to peer lending platforms are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) where they carry out activities detailed in Article 36H of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001 (S.I 2001/544)
Investors will be able put their cash into bonds and other debt securities made through p2p and crowdfunding sites within the tax efficient Individual Savings Account (ISA) wrapper from 1 November 2016 ... the 'debenture' i.e the bond must be a "transferable" security issued by a company or a charity
from 1 November 2016 to provide that certain debentures issued by companies and charities and offered via an electronic system (including those offered via a crowdfunding platform) can be held in an innovative finance ISA where they satisfy certain conditions.
