Ever since traveling to England, I’ve been somewhat curious about the options that other countries offer for retirement savings. I know we talk an awful lot on here about plans that are available in the U.S. like IRA’s, 401k’s, etc. So today we’re going to jump across the pond and take a look at what folks in England have to supplement their retirement savings. In particular, we’re going to talk about the ISA or Individual Savings Account. An ISA is very similar to Roth IRA here in the U.S. You fund (or “subscribe”) money to the account with post-tax sources, the money grows tax free, … [Read more...]