Invesco Perpetual Isa saving 'lauded'

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Invesco Perpetual Isa saving 'lauded'

Consumers are being encouraged to minimise their saving risks by choosing an Invesco Perpetual monthly savings plan.

According to Rick White, marketing director of Invesco Perpetual, with the end of the tax year nearing, now would be a "good time for investors to look at their 2006-07 and 2008 tax year investment strategy".

According to Mr White, despite the fact that 2006 was a "volatile" year for the stock market, the FTSE 100 index still grew by 9.49 per cent.

Invesco Perpetual Isas enable consumers to invest a full £7,000 in a lump sum, while cautious investors can negate risk by spreading the amount they save.

Invesco Perpetual funds also allow consumers to invest just £20 per month into an ICVC fund.

"Small amounts invested each month can really add up over time and this takes the pressure off individuals having to make a decision about exactly when to invest in the stock market," Mr White said.

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