L&G launches supermarket to cut Isa delays

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Legal & General is attempting to rectify the problems of past Isa seasons, when applications arrived...

Legal & General is attempting to rectify the problems of past Isa seasons, when applications arrived too late to be submitted, with the launch of its own web-based fund supermarket. However, the supermarket is only open to direct investors, and IFAs are being directed to the Cofunds supermarket if they want to book L&G Isas for their clients. Available through its "save and invest" section, L&G's supermarket extends the external links developed for the corporate market and transfers them to the retail market so investors now have both active-managed funds and L&G's own tracker funds a...

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