ISA is the abbreviation for 'Individual Savings Account'. It is an account in which you earn interest on the amount deposited, like a normal bank account, with the important difference that the interest is not taxed.
This type of account was created by the government to encourage people to save more. There is a limit of £7,200 that can be invested in an ISA per year, to stop you dodging tax on all the interest on your savings. Only half (£3600) of this can be cash, the other half must be stocks and/or shares.
Although ISA interest rates tend to be lower than normal high-interest saving account rates, the after-tax interest will be higher with the ISA if the saver is in a higher tax band. If you don't pay tax (earnings under the threshold or if you are a full-time student), then there is no benefit to an ISA over a normal savings account.
ISA stands for Individual Savings Account. Its an instrument to invest in tax saving plans for UK citizens. There is a maximum limit set by FSA on the investment one can make under this plan.
'Isa' means 'one'.
"Isa" means "one" in Tagalog.
Ana means I/Iam in Arabic, Isa is a name. So it means I am Isa.
The prefix "isa" means "is equal to" or "the same as" ---
There is no German word "Isa". It could be a short form of the name "Isabell".
Mount Isa is 10 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
Imma-Isa-Isa
"Isa kang gaya-gaya" means "You are just a copycat" in Tagalog.
your dog isa messed up in the head
An idology isa closely organized system of beliefs, values, and ideas.
` Punyeta ka Sagutin mo yan mag-isa !!
Isa Dick Hackett goes by Isa.