12000 miles for a stocks and shares ISA (UK)
#1
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12000 miles for a stocks and shares ISA (UK)
#2
Join Date: Apr 2016
Posts: 12
#4
Join Date: Apr 2016
Posts: 12
I might give it some thought, one in my name one in my wife's. That would increase my miles to 26,000 and I'm hoping to get another 12,500 through Clubcard points. My wife would have around 21,000 which we could put towards some Combi flights to Orlando in August 2017!
#5
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Brighton. UK
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Please do not make financial decisions based on getting miles.
ISAs are supposed to be medium - long term investments and you are at risk of losing your investment should the market not perform well.
Having a Virgin Stocks and Shares ISA means you can't have another S&S ISA this financial year from another provider - even of you close the Virgin Money one.
ISAs are supposed to be medium - long term investments and you are at risk of losing your investment should the market not perform well.
Having a Virgin Stocks and Shares ISA means you can't have another S&S ISA this financial year from another provider - even of you close the Virgin Money one.
#6
Join Date: Apr 2016
Posts: 12
Please do not make financial decisions based on getting miles.
ISAs are supposed to be medium - long term investments and you are at risk of losing your investment should the market not perform well.
Having a Virgin Stocks and Shares ISA means you can't have another S&S ISA this financial year from another provider - even of you close the Virgin Money one.
ISAs are supposed to be medium - long term investments and you are at risk of losing your investment should the market not perform well.
Having a Virgin Stocks and Shares ISA means you can't have another S&S ISA this financial year from another provider - even of you close the Virgin Money one.
#10
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Please do not make financial decisions based on getting miles.
ISAs are supposed to be medium - long term investments and you are at risk of losing your investment should the market not perform well.
Having a Virgin Stocks and Shares ISA means you can't have another S&S ISA this financial year from another provider - even of you close the Virgin Money one.
ISAs are supposed to be medium - long term investments and you are at risk of losing your investment should the market not perform well.
Having a Virgin Stocks and Shares ISA means you can't have another S&S ISA this financial year from another provider - even of you close the Virgin Money one.
It's one thing to take out some silly cheap and unnecessary life or pet insurance to buy miles indirectly, it's another thing to waste your annual ISA allowance to earn £100-worth of miles.
You can eventually pay for dozens of flights by investing as much as you can in a proper S&S ISA and reinvesting the dividends.
#12
Join Date: Apr 2016
Posts: 12
+1.
It's one thing to take out some silly cheap and unnecessary life or pet insurance to buy miles indirectly, it's another thing to waste your annual ISA allowance to earn £100-worth of miles.
You can eventually pay for dozens of flights by investing as much as you can in a proper S&S ISA and reinvesting the dividends.
It's one thing to take out some silly cheap and unnecessary life or pet insurance to buy miles indirectly, it's another thing to waste your annual ISA allowance to earn £100-worth of miles.
You can eventually pay for dozens of flights by investing as much as you can in a proper S&S ISA and reinvesting the dividends.
However, I appreciate there may be better ways of earning miles.