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Tax benefits depend on individual circumstances and tax rules may change

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Five ways to be tax savvy

Five ways to be tax savvy

Are you paying more tax than you are required?

Make the most of your tax allowances

Make the most of your tax allowances

Understanding the tax system is a key advantage and a necessity

Make the tax system work for you

Make the tax system work for you

Using your allowances is an effective way of increasing your income

Pay less tax on your investments

Pay less tax on your investments

Increase the return on your investments by understanding the tax laws

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Cash e-ISA

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Variable Rate Cash ISA

Get a bonus rate and tax-free savings with our Variable Rate Cash ISA.

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The value of most investments and any income they generate can go down as well as up, meaning you may not get back the full amount you invested.

This may in part be caused by exchange rate variations where overseas investments are held. Investors are advised to consider carefully the special risks of investing in emerging market securities. Investments in emerging markets are by their nature higher risk and potentially more volatile than those in more established markets.

Most investments should be considered as a medium- to long-term commitment, meaning you should be prepared to hold them for at least five years.

Some investments have a fixed term or may not be accessible until you reach your retirement age. For products with a fixed term you may get back significantly less than originally invested if you make an early withdrawal.

The value of any tax benefits described depends on your individual circumstances. Tax rules may change in the future.