What are the benefits of investing with an ISA or IFISA, and how to make the most of your ISA and earn your tax-free returns?
The deadline for you to generate tax-free returns on your ISA investment for this year is fast approaching. How can you make sure that you take advantage of this incredible benefit before time runs out?
From the 6th April, we will be entering a new tax year, which means that the opportunity to generate tax-free returns in the 2022/23 tax year will have passed.
Our latest webinar, the third in our ISA series, will discuss the benefits of investing with an ISA or IFISA, and how to make the most of your ISA and earn your tax-free returns.
We will discuss how you can utilise your ISA investments in order to become an ISA millionaire, and the first step towards doing that is to take advantage of the tax-free returns that you can generate on the first £20,000 that you invest each year.
By making use of compound interest and combining peer-to-peer lending with your ISA, you can greatly increase your returns.
The webinar will discuss:
• A recap of how to become an ISA millionaire.
• ISA/IFISA benefits
• ISA market
• How to maximise your personal allowance
• Can your 22/23 ISA allowance be preserved?
• Changes to the ISA allowance 23/24
• How do transfers impact your allowance.
• When is the deadline?
This is a must watch for sophisticated and high-net worth property investors, looking for higher returns on their investments.
About the Host – John Wilson, Relationship Director, Sourced Capital
John is a vastly experienced dealing with Sourced Capital investors who utilise tax efficient means of investing. He is a successful property and ISA investor and has been at Sourced for 3 years, building relationships with new and existing investors.
*Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose money. This is a high-risk investment. You may not be able to access your money easily and are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2mins to learn more. https://sourcedcapital.co/risk-warning/
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