The Guardian recently published an article about ISAs, entitled "Is an Isa the best home for your nest egg?".
The article mentions several ISA providers, including LandlordInvest's property-backed IFISA:
"Another option is the so-called “innovative finance Isa” which allow investors to offer peer-to-peer loans, which are held within the Isa “wrapper”. There are a host to choose from, but there is no protection if it all goes wrong and the lender defaults [sic] – although the rates are very attractive.
LandlordInvest, which lets people invest in residential buy-to-let mortgages and bridging loans, is holding out the prospect of returns of up to 12%."
The full article is available here.
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