Providers make ISA provision as end of year looms

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Legal & General Cofunds, Fidelity, FundsNetwork and Invesco Perpetual have all announced arrangements for the acceptance of ISA applications for the tax year 2004/2005 on the 5 April.

Legal & General Cofunds, Fidelity, FundsNetwork and Invesco Perpetual have all announced arrangements for the acceptance of ISA applications for the tax year 2004/2005 on the 5 April. L&G is opening its telephone dealing service until midnight on 5 April to take applications and payments by debit card and says applications made online will also be accepted. Cofunds, Fidelity, FundsNetwork and Invesco Perpetual have announced details of 12 joint collection points across the country for ISA applications for the 2004/2005 tax year. The collection points are open to intermediaries betwe...

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