Legal & General Stocks & Shares ISA's and Unit Trusts.

Legal & General were established in 1836 and have been in business for over 175 years. Seven million people rely on them for life assurance, pensions, investments and general insurance plans.

The Legal & General Group is responsible for investing over £370 billion worldwide on behalf of investors, policyholders and shareholders (as at 31 December 2011). Virtually all their unit trusts are available for ISA investment.

Legal & General Investments offers an extensive range of unit trusts, including equity, fixed income, index tracking, property, cash and asset allocation funds. As a multi-specialist asset management company, they offer an extensive range of unit trusts, for clients looking for growth or income.

T
hey are the number one stocks and shares index-tracker provider for ISAs and unit trusts in the in the UK (Source:Investment Management Association, January 2012). They are also their cheapest range of funds as they need less management so more of your money gets invested.

Invest up to £11,280 tax-efficiently in an ISA or an unlimited amount in a unit trust.

Minimum investment: £500 as a lump sum, or £50 a month.

No initial charge or withdrawal fee.

You can top-up your investment at any time.

Potential for long-term growth.

The range includes

Index-tracker ISAs – For example Invest in the top 100 names in the UK stock market, and track the performance of the FTSE 100 Index.

Actively managed ISAs - A good way to invest your ISA allowance in a particular sector or region. Investments are chosen by professional fund managers who constantly monitor companies, economic conditions and markets to meet the fund's objectives.

Ethical ISA - If regular income from your investment is more important to you than growth, you could consider investing your ISA allowance in an income fund. These funds invest in company and government bonds and aim to provide a steady income for you.

Income ISAs - If regular income from your investment is more important to you than growth, you could consider investing your ISA allowance in an income fund. These funds invest in company and government bonds and aim to provide a steady income for you.

Multi manager ISAs - These are fund-of-funds investments that aim to deliver the 'best of the best' by investing in a diverse range of funds - in one simple investment.