Why BLT remains a better option than ISAs

Why BLT remains a better option than ISAs

Despite the government’s best attempts to dampen Buy-to-Let profitability, you’re far better off investing in bricks and mortar compared to chasing dreams of becoming an ISA millionaire, according to Benham and Reeves.

The London lettings and estate agent analysed data over the last 10 years looking at the average annual return when investing in a stocks and shares ISA, a Cash ISAs and the Buy-to-Let sector, as well as what this return would look like based on an example investment of £20,000. To continue reading, please Click Here


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