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£100 cashback when you open an ISA account with TD Direct investing

18th February 2014 Print

TD Direct investing has launched its 2014 ISA offer of £100 cashback available to anyone opening a Trading ISA before 6th April 2014 – and completely abolished the ISA account closure charge.

This follows the success of our January give away of a free mini iPad everyday for a new ISA Trading account holder.
 
For those who haven’t used the full individual tax allowance of £11,550 for this financial year, now is the time to consider it with less than two months until the deadline. TD has also removed its ISA account closure charge entirely.                                                                                            
 
The cashback offer is now open to new and existing clients who are private individuals, residing in the UK and who open a Trading ISA between 7th February 2014 and 5th April 2014 inclusive. You just need to invest £5,000 in the TD Trading ISA, hold a minimum of £5,000 after six months and make at least one trade within the initial six months.
 
TD will pay your cashback in one of two ways; if you have a TD Trading Account linked to your ISA, you will directly be debited the money. Alternatively TD will send you a cheque for £100.
 
Richard Brown, Head of Product at TD Direct Investing said: “There has been a lot of discussion on how savers can get better returns on ISAs with such low interest rates. Stocks & Shares ISAs are seen as tax-efficient way of maximising savings. All eyes will on ISAs over the next eight weeks; the peak time for account openings.
 
“TD continues to be committed to our promise 18 months ago to offer great value for our customers. This is why, in addition to our £100 ISA offer, from Friday the 14th February we have taken away our account closure charge for our stocks and shares ISA, which was previously currently £50. We are also reducing the charge for transferring out any stock from TD from £35 to £25 per line."

For more information, visit tddirectinvesting.co.uk.