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Transferring your existing ISAs to Charles Stanley is straightforward. We charge nothing for doing this but you should clarify exit charges and transfer terms with your existing manager.
You can transfer all, or part, of any existing ISA held with a different provider to a Charles Stanley ISA; the only limitation is that the current year's ISA subscription must be transferred in full. You may also transfer a Cash ISA into our Stocks and Shares ISA.
In keeping with the bespoke nature of our service, we offer both flexibility and convenience, meaning you can choose from the widest range of investment possibilities. You will receive regular updates, valuations and statements itemising all payments, transactions, dividends and tax credits as well as our dedicated newsletter, 'ISAy ISAy', which updates you on the latest changes to ISA regulations.
Some clients prefer their ISA to be solely invested in one of our four managed sub-funds that make up the IM Matterley Open Ended Investment Company (OEIC). The funds are: the IM Matterley Regular High Income fund, delivering monthly payments; IM Matterley Undervalued Assets Fund, predominantly investing in UK equities seeking to produce long-term capital growth through a value-focused investment style; the IM Matterley UK Equity fund, giving exposure to a range of predominantly FTSE 100 stocks; or the IM Matterley International Growth Portfolio fund, covering non-UK overseas markets.
There are two types of ISA: a Stocks and Shares ISA and a Cash ISA. These can hold either stocks and shares, or cash deposits, up to the maximum annual subscription limits for the type of ISA, which are currently:
| Type of ISA | Annual Subscription Limit* |
|---|---|
| Stocks and Shares | £11,280 |
| Cash | £5,640 |
| Total must not exceed annual allowance of | £11,280 |
* Annual Subscription Limit refers to the Tax Year, which runs from 6th April 2012 to 5th April 2013.
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You should consider seeking advice on the suitability of subscribing to an ISA, as this will depend on your individual circumstances. Current legislation suggests that an ISA may be less suitable for you if you are a nil or low-rate tax payer. Investors should be aware that the price of shares and other investments, and the income derived from them, may fall as well as rise and the amount realised from an ISA may be less than the original sum invested.