ISA Account definition

ISA Account means your Plan account that is a stocks and shares ISA, which includes any ISA transferred from an existing ISA, contracted under these Terms and Conditions and any relevant Appendix.
ISA Account means your cash Individual Savings Account (ISA) (which includes any cash ISA transferred from an existing cash ISA) contracted under these Generic Terms and Conditions and any relevant Key Terms.
ISA Account. A stocks and shares ISA account (including a flexible stocks and shares ISA account where applicable) containing qualifying investments. Enables you to invest up to the current HMRC ISA limits in any given tax year. Investments into an ISA are free of UK Income and Capital Gains tax.

Examples of ISA Account in a sentence

  • An ISA Account is opened when we receive and accept the correctly completed ISA Application, account submission and payment.

  • Tax Status You may not subscribe to your ISA Account while not resident in the UK for tax purposes unless you qualify as a Crown employee (a person holding public office or employment under the Crown and paid out of the public revenue of the UK and Northern Ireland), their spouse or civil partner.

  • Xxxxxx University ISA: Next Steps - $2,500 ISA Timeline ISA Account Setup (Now) You will receive instructions from Launch Servicing, your loan servicer, on how to set up a user account on their online portal.

  • Tax status You may not subscribe to your ISA Account while not resident in the UK for tax purposes unless you qualify as a Crown employee (a person holding public office or employment under the Crown and paid out of the public revenue of the UK and Northern Ireland), their spouse or civil partner.

  • You may not subscribe to your ISA Account while not resident in the UK for tax purposes unless you qualify as a Crown employee (a person holding public office or employment under the Crown and paid out of the public revenue of the UK and Northern Ireland), their spouse or civil partner.


More Definitions of ISA Account

ISA Account means one or more dedicated accounts in which the ISA holds funds from the Trust Fund separate and apart from its own funds.
ISA Account means one or more dedicated accounts in which the ISA holds ISA Funds separate and apart from its funds.
ISA Account means an innovative finance account within the meaning of regulation 4(1ZA) of the ISA Regulations in force from 6th April 2017
ISA Account means your Plan account that is a stocks and shares ISA, which includes any ISA transferred from an existing ISA, under these Terms and Conditions and the Key Terms.
ISA Account means an Individual Savings Account for the tax year 2008/2009 as established in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.
ISA Account means the Investec Wealth & Investment ISA, which is offered as a Stocks and Shares ISA;
ISA Account. A stocks and shares ISA account (including a flexible stocks and shares ISA account where applicable) containing qualifying investments. Enables you to invest up to the current HMRC ISA limits in any given tax year. Investments into an ISA are free of UK Income and Capital Gains tax. “ISA Regulations” The Individual Savings Account Regulations 1998 (S.I 1998 No. 1870) as amended or replaced or superseded from time to time. Joint and Several Liability If joint and several liability applies, the effect is that both you and the other person(s) separately promise to meet all obligations under these terms in respect of the account either (1) jointly with the other person(s); and (2) individually. Lien A Lien allows the person holding the asset to withhold or retain such asset pending the satisfaction of your obligations to them. Margin or Collateral This is where your money or investments are passed to a Relevant Party in order to provide security against the performance of obligations. Mortgage A mortgage transfers the ownership of an asset to a third party on the condition that it will be re-transferred on the discharge of the obligations owed to that third party. Netting Netting is the process under which PSL and/or the counterparty, CCP, CSD or other body concerned with settling a transaction are entitled to reduce their obligations to each other by setting off their obligations to deliver cash or securities to one another. This will give a single amount owing to one party from the other rather than a two-way payment. This single amount will then be paid or delivered to the relevant party. Nominee Company A nominee company is one which is used solely for holding investments separately and which does not carry on any other business. Product Information Any information relating to specific investments prepared and provided in accordance with the FCA Rules or other legislation. “Qualifying Investment” An investment permitted under the ISA Regulations to be held within an ISA Relevant Party This includes (but is not limited to) an exchange, clearing house, intermediate broker, settlement agent or a counterparty dealt with directly (over the counter) outside of any exchange. The Relevant Party may be located in the UK or elsewhere. Safe Custody Services The safekeeping and administration of any investments held by PSL or its nominee company on your behalf. Set-Off This may arise where both you and PSL owe sums to each other. In such circumstances PSL may deduct ...