Thanks i didnt actually realise that stocks ISA wasn't protected. Was going to put some in the 212.
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Thanks i didnt actually realise that stocks ISA wasn't protected. Was going to put some in the 212.
Well stocks are stocks.. You still own them as they are... Or you still own what's in your ETF...
If your stocks lose value or become worthless that's just how it is.
There's no protecting that.
It's just the uninvested cash in the s&s isa that's not got the protections that a cash ISA or normal savings account should have.
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not quite true... cash in a decent platform is still protected and also separated from the companies own finances.
Their cash isa is protected.
I guess the stocks and shares isa isn't as it's not really designed to hold cash, just stocks and shares.
Hi. Any advice on what Vanguard fund to go for for this year's ISA. I currently have have 60:40 split of ESG Screened Developed World All Cap Equity Index Fund (UK) - Accumulation and VUAG. Just stick more into those, move some around or something completely new. I don't have a huge appetite for risk, hence the trackers, and I am very much just buy and leave for the next 10 years at least.
FTSE All-World UCITS ETF (VWRL) ?
https://www.vanguardinvestor.co.uk/investments/vanguard-ftse-all-world-ucits-etf-usd-distributing
VDWXEIA
Cheaper still at only 0.14% OCF (but a tad unpatriotic as it excludes the UK).
FTSE Developed World ex-U.K. Equity Index Fund
I think I would prefer an accumulating one but I am not 100% sure why...
So it is. No idea why I thought differently!!
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Yeah that's a brave move, not one I'd have done. Whether the Fed hold or drop rates this week will likely cause more wobbles too.
Yep, same here... i wonder what effect the result of the Carney/Trump meeting today will have...
Mark Carney said last week he is going to Washington to “get the best deal for Canada,” and attempt to alleviate the “immediate trade pressures” between the two nations.
Trump attempted to downplay the meeting on Monday. “I’m not sure what he wants to see me about,” he said, before conceding: “I guess he wants to make a deal. Everybody does.”
Also:
Away from the meeting between Mark Carney and Donald Trump later, the rest of the world is also still grappling with Trump's tariffs.
The European Union plans to impose tariffs worth $113bn on US goods if trade talks with the Trump administration fail, according to Bloomberg News.
The proposed retaliatory measures will be shared with member states as early as tomorrow.
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I think this is typical Trump art of the deal nonsense.
They'll come to agree a great deal, the best deal infact, and that'll hopefully be that.
Then I woke up..... Rest of the week a blood bath and back to square one for me...
They'll come to agree a great deal, the best deal infact, and that'll hopefully be that.
Then I woke up..... Rest of the week a blood bath and back to square one for me...