INVESCO rejected any incomplete Isa applications during the last week of the Isa season even though ...
INVESCO rejected any incomplete Isa applications during the last week of the Isa season even though under Inland Revenue rules they could have been accepted. Isa applications are considered incomplete if they lack a National Insurance number, have no signature, no birth date, or lack indication of which investment is required. It is estimated by product providers that less than 1% of applications are received incomplete. According to Inland Revenue's guidance notes on Isas, incomplete applications can be invested as long as the additional details are provided within 30 days. Stuart Alexa...
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