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Investment ISAs

ISA stands for Individual Savings Account and is a tax-efficient way to save and invest for the future. Whether planning for our own or your family's future, make the most of your ISA allowance with an Investment ISA.

Our Investment ISAs offer tax-efficient investing, putting your money to work using the long-term growth potential of the stock market.

 

About Scottish Friendly ISAs

You can invest from £10 a month so long as you are over 18, do not have an Investment ISA with another provider and haven't used your current annual ISA allowance which is £20,000.

Our Investment ISA invests in stocks & shares which gives it access to the growth potential of the stock market. You have a choice of 10 funds from low to high risk.

You can split your ISA into pots - especially handy if you have more than one investment goal and target in mind.

If you still have questions find out more about ISAs in our Friendly guide to ISAs.

My Choice (ISA)

Start investing for your future goals from just £10 a month, a lump sum from £100 or both.

A choice of 10 funds so you can pick those that best suit your needs, whether that is just one, a mixture of all 10 or somewhere in between.

End of tax year offer. Invest between 11-24 March and get a welcome gift worth up £55 instead of the usual up to £45. Gift terms apply.

My Prime (ISA)

Commit to investing for the longer term from £100 a month, an intial lump sum from £2,000 or both.

A shortlist of 10 funds so you can pick those that best suit your needs, whether that is just one, a mixture of all 10 or somewhere in between.

An effective charge on your policy of 0.5%. Terms apply.

My Easy Choice (ISA)

Start investing for your future goals from just £10 a month, a lump sum from £100 or both.

An easy start option of investing in just our Unitised With-Profits fund that gives you a peace of mind guarantee to get back at least as much as you've invested on your 10-year anniversary. Provided no switches or withdrawals are made.

End of tax year offer. Invest between 11-24 March and get a welcome gift worth up £55 instead of the usual up to £45. Gift terms apply.

My Ethical Choice (ISA)

Start investing for your future goals from just £10 a month, a lump sum from £100 or both.

Invest in our International Ethical Fund which has been designed to invest in shares of global companies that have been assessed to meet ethical criteria.

End of tax year offer. Invest between 11-24 March and get a welcome gift worth up £55 instead of the usual up to £45. Gift terms apply.

ISA Prize Draw

It's good to get into a regular savings and investment habit. Plus when you open a new ISA or add a new policy to your existing ISA with us, you'll automatically be entered into our prize draw for a chance to be one of three lucky winners to win back the total amount you've invested this tax year, up to £20,000!

 

Exclusions, terms and conditions apply 

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Add a policy to your existing ISA

Adding a policy to your existing Scottish Friendly ISA can help you manage your different saving and investing goals - you can have as many policies as you like within your ISA limit for the year.

My Easy Choice and My Choice customers

Start a new policy from just £10 a month, a lump sum of £100 or both.

My Prime Customers

If you have a My Prime (ISA), you can start a new policy from £100 a month, an initial lump sum of £2,000 or both.

Managing your My ISA online and on the go

It's easy to start managing your My ISA online with My Plans online and on the go with our mobile app. But if you need some help getting things done, or aren't sure where to start, we've lots of FAQs and tutorials to get you going.

Helping families to save and invest for over 160 years

Looking to invest for your child?

A Junior ISA helps you build a long-term investment, so that when your child turns 18 it could give them a handy cash sum for whatever they want - from a deposit on their first house, to paying for university costs.

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