Aug 27 2008
Individual savings accounts (Isas) are a popular choice for parents, grandparents and godparents who are saving for children. However, the transfer process may be confusing and it should be clarified, the British Bankers' Association (BBA) has said.
The BBA, along with the Tax Incentivised Savings Association and the Building Societies Association (BSA) are working towards helping Isa providers change the system to make it more organised for savers.
Speaking about new guidelines set for providers, the BBA's chief executive Angela Knight said the product was "enormously popular" but needed to be more "robust and efficient".