Jupiter's Isas service set to go online

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Jupiter is launching an online Isa purchase service at the start of February as it enters the second...

Jupiter is launching an online Isa purchase service at the start of February as it enters the second stage of its internet development strategy. The group plans to offer the online buying of Isas, which unlike Peps do not require hard copy signatures, through the use of Switch/Delta debit cards as well as all of its unit trusts. Steve Glynn, sales and marketing director at Jupiter, said: "We expect to be live at the beginning of February with an online dealing service that will let people buy, sell and switch between funds. Stage three of our internet project will be rolled out later in t...

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