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TD Waterhouse Self Select ISA's

By opening a TD Waterhouse Self Select ISA not only will you benefit from investing in a tax efficient environment, you also have choice. And with choice, you have control.

  • A wide range of UK, North American and European stocks and shares
  • Unit Trusts and OEICs (Open Ended Investment Companies)
  • Investment Trusts
  • Gilts, Corporate Bonds and PIBs

After you have opened your TD Waterhouse ISA, any income received on it, such as dividends, tax credits or interest, will automatically be credited to the cash balance on your account. It is your decision as to whether you invest or withdraw this income. Any uninvested or accumulated cash earns a competitive interest rate.

Trade online or by telephone with TD Waterhouse
Staying in control of your Self Select ISA is easy. You can trade via their website or you can call their dedicated telephone line and speak to a Customer Service Representative.

Competitive charges
There are no initial set-up fees and you benefit from competitive dealing commission rates, a flat fee structure and interest is paid on cash balances on your account. For frequent traders, there are Frequent Trader commission rates which means the more you trade, the less dealing commission you pay. Details of fees, standard dealing commissions, Frequent Trader commission rates and interest rates are on the TD Waterhouse Rate Card.

For further information on TD Waterhouse Self Select ISA's visit the TD Waterhouse website.


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