ISA, or Individual Savings Account, is a tax efficient way of investing in stocks and shares, that includes open-ended investment company (OEIC) and unit trust funds, and cash. There are two types of ISA; a Mini and a Maxi.

ISA is an Independent Sales Associate. He or she has been authorized by the Learning Annex to initiate the sales of Exhibit Booths at the Real Estate Wealth Expos. Your ISA also serves as a contact person for any questions or issues you may have.

The International School of the Americas (ISA) is another magnet school on the Robert E. Lee campus. Please see the ISA website for more information: www.neisd.net/isa/ ISA has a separate application process and deadline. (Applying to NESA does not mean that you have also applied to ISA. Applying to ISA does not mean that you have also applied to NESA.) ISA selects students through a lottery process. NESA students are selected through an audition process.

You can invest up to £7,000 per tax year in a Maxi ISA which can be made up of the following components: Stocks & Shares, up to £7,000 less any investments in other Components; Cash, up to £3,000. Or, you can invest up to £7,000 in each tax year in two mini ISAs; minis stocks and shares ISA, £4,000 and a mini cash ISA, £3,000.

To see our range of funds designed to give you income, see Selected Investment Funds* for information and details on how to buy.

Individual Savings Accounts (ISA) is a form of tax efficient shelter or 'wrapper' that replaced Personal Equity Plans (PEPs) and Tax Exempt Special Savings Accounts (TESSAs) in April 1999. Both PEPs and TESSAs remain in force but no new subscriptions can be made to PEPs.

Only individual persons are eligible provided they are 18 years of age or older and a UK resident (excluding the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man) for tax purposes. You cannot hold an ISA jointly with, or on behalf of, anyone else. For example, you cannot open an ISA with your spouse. If you are uncertain as to whether you are entitled to open an ISA, you should consult the Inland Revenue.

ISA can be cancelled, or in Inland Revenue terms made 'void', if there has been a breach of the ISA regulations. An example would be if an investor has subscribed to more than one Maxi ISA in the same tax year. In this case, the second ISA would be made void. If the ISA is made 'void' or if you decide to cancel there may be shortfall in the amount of initial subscription returned if you have already invested your money. The Annual Management charge is non refundable.

If you are aged 16 or 17, you can have a cash ISA. This can be either a Mini cash ISA or a Maxi ISA where you can only put money into the cash component. The subscription limits are the same as for savers who are over 18 (up to £3,000 in each tax year). If you have put money into a cash Mini ISA in the tax year in which you reach 18, you can go on doing so on and after your 18th birthday, subject to the normal limit.

While PC/104 and ISA PC cards are compatible electrically, they have different physical dimensions and different connectors - a pin/socket header versus a card edge. Using a PC/104 to ISA bus adapter card, which integrates both kinds of connectors, the two form factors can have a direct bus-to-bus interface and operates at full PC/AT system speeds without software modification or wait states to communicate.

The Inland Revenue rules only allow individuals to have one Maxi ISA in any one-tax year. Therefore, if you subscribe to a Maxi ISA, you cannot have a Mini ISA in the same tax year. During the application process, you will be asked to declare that you will only have one Maxi ISA per tax year. The responsibility lies with you. You may have up to three Mini ISAs (Cash, Stocks and Shares, and Life Insurance, with different ISA providers) per tax year.

Anyone aged 18 and over, who is resident for tax purposes in the UK, or is a non-resident but working for the Crown or married to someone who is, can open an ISA.

Yes, though not directly. You need to sell the shares and subscribe and reinvest the proceeds in your ISA. We will do this for you if you send us the certificates and correctly completed forms. This will count towards your annual allowance.

You will still be able to continue dealing on your ISA account, but you won’t be able to add any more cash to your ISA if you are no longer a UK resident.

If you're not resident and ordinarily resident in the UK for tax purposes you can still apply for an ISA if you are a UK Crown employee serving overseas, for example a serving member of the armed forces, or a diplomat. Non UK resident spouses and civil partners of such Crown employees can also apply for an ISA. Please note that this restriction for non-UK residents only relates to making new ISA subscriptions, not transferring an existing ISA (or PEP) to us.

To register a complaint about the amount of impervious surface that has been billed to a customer, the property owner must contact the City of High Point Customer Service Department at 336-883-3111. A staff member will make a site visit to verify the amount of impervious surface area. If the findings are different from what was billed, the bill will be adjusted (increased or decreased) to reflect the proper amount.

Go to www.pricewatch.com and type in "ISA Motherboards" in the search field. A list of available ISA motherboards will be shown. Prices ranging from $22 to $60.

The Stocks and Shares component of an existing Maxi or Mini ISA from a previous tax year can be transferred to the ShareCrazy Self-Select Maxi Socks and Shares ISA. Mini stocks and shares ISA for the current tax year cannot be transferred, as ShareCrazy does not offer a Mini Self-Select Stocks and Shares ISA. Mini and Maxi stocks and shares ISA from a previous tax year can be held in the ShareCrazy Self-Select Maxi ISA account.