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Isn’t that just a stocks and shares ISA?
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OK, I'll ask differently (and should probably just speak with an ifa but what they heck). If you are expecting to receive more than £30k in a lump sum which CGT would be due for and in a higher rate tax bracket - what is the most tax efficient way of dealing with that.
stelfox
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@ChainBreaker
If a serious question:
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/isa-guide-savings-without-tax/
What is an ETF ISA?
An exchange traded fund (ETF) are funds that issue shares which are traded on a stock exchange. Because these investments are made within the tax-efficient ISA wrapper, ETF ISAs are not subject to capital gains tax or income tax.