AJ Bell launches stocks and shares LISA

For advised clients

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Platform AJ Bell has launched a stocks and shares lifetime ISA (LISA) for advised clients on its Investcentre platform.

 It said it was the second adviser platform to offer a LISA and launched the option after intermediary demand. Advised clients can access the platform's full range of investments, including its Managed Portfolio Service offering both passive and actively managed portfolios.  The firm said advisers can use its regular investment service to avoid dealing charges and there is no set-up fee for the product. There is a tiered annual custody charge based on fund size across all accounts held on the platform including self-invested personal pensions, other ISAs and general investment account...

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