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Say Yes to ISA Mortgages for a Convenient Mortgage Repayment
Customers who opt for an interest only mortgage, and feel themselves fortunate at the extraordinarily low monthly installments, wake up. The mortgage may be fast approaching its repayment.
Interest only mortgages require only the interest to be repaid as monthly installment. This means that the mortgage amount continues to be the same even when the mortgage reaches its maturity date.
Paying the whole amount of the mortgage all at once will be difficult. Therefore, it will be prudent to plan th Read More...
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Different Flavors of Interest Only Mortgages
Just like an ice cream. Interest Only Mortgages come in different flavors. However, it does not mean that one type is better than the other. When you purchase a home, mortgage lenders consider the home as an investment. Each type of Interest Only Mortgages depends on the repayment of the investment. Mortgage Lenders offer Pension Mortgages, Endowment Mortgages, and ISA mortgages which are the three types of Interest Only Mortgages.
Pension Interest Only Mortgages
This mortgage is a tax efficient Read More...
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Investing - Choosing Individual Savings Accounts
ISAs replaced PEPs and TESSAs for new investments after April 1999 and are guaranteed to run for ten years. The annual limit for investment is £7,000 (£5,000 from April 2006). Income and capital gains in an ISA are tax free and dividends receive a 10% tax credit until 2004.
Investments can be in three components:
up to £3,000 (£1,000 from April 2006) in a cash component in banks, building societies, National Savings products (the taxable ones of course);
up to £1,000 in an insurance compone Read More...
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