Alliance Trust Savings to remain open for ISAs over Easter break
Alliance Trust Savings, the award-winning ISA provider, will be opening its Dundee headquarters on Good Friday and Easter Monday to accept ISA subscriptions up to the deadline, Monday 5 April 2010. Online subscriptions will be accepted through the website alliancetrust.co.uk until midnight on the 5 April 2010 and 6pm on the same day for applications received at their Dundee HQ.
Alliance Trust Savings offers both a Stocks and Shares ISA and a Cash ISA, both of which have no annual administration charges. In addition, Alliance Trust Savings rebates all commission paid on fund purchases directly back to the customer's ISA.
Customers can also transfer their Cash ISAs into a Stocks and Shares ISA meaning they can diversify their assets and benefit from potentially higher returns offered by stocks and shares over the medium to long term if the market rises. Investors who hold an ISA with other managers can transfer them to Alliance Trust Savings, at any time.
Alliance Trust Savings has been voted Best Stocks & Shares ISA provider by What Investment Readership Awards 2007, 2008 and 2009. The Alliance Trust Savings ISA comes with a host of benefits, including:
No annual administration charge
Fixed flat rate online share dealing charge from £6.25 (under the Alliance Trust shareholders benefit scheme) - £12.50 per deal, regardless of size of deal
Wide investment choice
Access to Fund Supermarket which includes discounted initial charges and 100% commission rebates
Real time online and telephone dealing
A single view of all your investments
A consolidated six-monthly statement and valuation
Iain Horn at Alliance Trust Savings commented: "Having the ISA application deadline fall over the Easter Bank Holiday is likely to cause problems for investors who leave to it the last minute to make their application. As ISAs are one of the most tax efficient ways to invest, we want to make it as easy as possible for customers to make their application within the deadline. We are offering customers the flexibility to subscribe, in a way that suits them - be it online, in person or over the phone."