Brewin breaks ISA sales record

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BREWIN Dolphin Securities has smashed its recent ISA sales figures by achieving its highest total in five years.

The firm recorded subscriptions totalling over £106m this year, 18pc higher than the 2005/06 sales figures of £90m, and now has funds totalling £2.2bn in its ISAs. Charlotte Black, director of corporate affairs at Brewin Dolphin, said: “ISA sales have really taken off recently and as usual nearly 30pc of ISA subscriptions have been made in the last two weeks of the tax year.” However, Black said despite the company’s impressive results it was unhappy with the Government’s decision to raise the ISA allowance by such a small amount recently. “Given the popularity of ISAs, it was disappoint...

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