Nucleus launches ISA toolkit for advisers

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Wrap platform Nucleus has launched an ISA toolkit for advisers.

The toolkit includes a series of six step ‘how to' guides that will enable advisers to efficiently navigate their way around clients' ISA requirements before the end of the tax year. Advisers will also be able to find out which specific clients have not subscribed for the current tax year. Nucleus business development director Barry Neilson said: "A record £84.2bn worth of ISA subscriptions went unused last year across the UK which means many people are potentially paying more in tax than they should. The end of the 2013/14 tax year is fast approaching so time is of the essence for ad...

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