J.P. Morgan ISA summary

Investing in an Individual Savings Account (ISA) can help maximise your savings. Before you invest, familiarise yourself with the product summary below and also read the Key Features and Terms and Conditions, together with either the Simplified Prospectus (if you’re investing in a fund) or the Investment Trust Profiles Brochure (if you choose an investment trust).

J.P. Morgan Stocks and Shares ISA (WealthManager+)
Tax year dates 6 April – 5 April
Annual investment limit for 2012/2013 tax year £11,280 per tax year
Minimum investment – lump sum £500 per transaction
Minimum investment – regular savings £50 per month
Minimum top up – lump sum £100
Investment risk Varies dependent on the underlying investment
Tax efficiency No tax to declare on dividends or income
No Capital Gains Tax
No tax to declare in tax return
Income or growth Income and growth options available
Charges Set up and transfers in are free
No initial charge for buying and selling J.P. Morgan Managed Funds; Funds from other Fund managers may incur an initial charge.
Brokerage fee of up to £10 per transaction may be charged
Annual account fee from 0% - 0.5%.
Cash Interest Interest paid on cash held in your Account is calculated daily and paid monthly. The current rate of interest is 0.35% as at 1 October 2011.
Investment term/horizon Medium - Long
Investment choice Over 30 J.P. Morgan OEICs
Over 20 J.P. Morgan Investment Trusts
Selected J.P. Morgan SICAVs
Other fund managers
FTSE All-Share equities
Bonds
Exchange traded funds
Minimum age 18
Residency requirements UK for tax purposes

You should always remember that investments can fall as well as rise in value and you may not get back the full amount invested.

Apply for your ISA online

It’s quick and easy to apply for a J.P. Morgan ISA, providing you with a tax efficient and cost effective way to manage your savings.
How to open an ISA

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Essential information

Before investing you should take the time to read all the relevant legal information and make yourself aware of the investment risks involved.
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Please remember that the value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up, and you may not get back the full amount invested. The tax benefits and liabilities will depend on individual circumstances and may change in the future.

Past performance is not a guide to the future.