The traditional routes to becoming a millionaire – marriage,
inheritance, the lottery or a genius business idea – might seem a bit fanciful
to many of us but, with ISA season upon us, reports suggest that there may be many
ISA millionaires in the UK already. In fact several ISA investors at Brewin Dolphin,
through judicial investment directly in equities, have amassed ISAs worth over
£1 million. Brewin Dolphin has 15 clients with ISAs worth millions each and 40
with ISAs over £750k; though these clients pursued a direct equity strategy and
were certainly prepared to take risks. The total value of all Brewin Dolphin ISA
portfolios is over £4.7 billion.
Analysts at Brewin Dolphin have calculated that it could take less than
30 years for anyone using their ISA allowance before the end of the tax year
and annually thereafter to achieve millionaire status. With conservative
assumptions on growth and income (5% combined) and inflation (2.5%), 2042 would
see a total fund of £1,030,953 representing a gain of £522,180 on a total
investment of £508,773. The total tax saving over this period would be an
impressive £292,215 and a £1 million tax free fund for life.
Tim Walker, head of Brewin Dolphin Exeter said, “ISAs and Peps have
been such a valuable savings medium over the past 27 years and we advise
clients never to miss a chance to use their allowance, either alone or as a
tax-free zone within their portfolio. The total investable amount in ISAs and
their predecessors PEPs over the last 27 years now stands at £200,560k”.[1]
Tim Walker said, “Saving
in a tax efficient wrapper remains one of the most compelling ways of realising
your long term financial ambitions. During its life, the WMA Balanced Total
Return index has returned compound annual growth of 8.5% - despite the
so-called lost decade for equities after 2000. Even now, with the FTSE
paying seven times as much income as bank deposits, we have assumed a more
conservative 5% return and still an investor using their full ISA allowance
each year could be a millionaire in 27 years with no tax to pay on their
gains. The importance of compounding, and the benefits of tax efficient
saving, can deliver life-changing wealth to those who seize the opportunity.”
ISA millionaire chart
Year
|
Annual
Allowance Inflation Adjusted
|
Assumed
Performance Total Return 5%
(growth & income)
|
Rolling
ISA Pot With Long Run Performance Assumption of 5%
|
CGT
Annual Allowance Inflation Adjusted
|
06/04/2013
|
£11,520
|
5.00
|
£11,520
|
£10,600
|
06/04/2014
|
£11,880
|
5.00
|
£23,976
|
£10,900
|
06/04/2015
|
£12,177
|
5.00
|
£37,352
|
£11,000
|
06/04/2016
|
£12,481
|
5.00
|
£51,701
|
£11,100
|
06/04/2017
|
£12,793
|
5.00
|
£67,079
|
£11,378
|
06/04/2018
|
£13,113
|
5.00
|
£83,547
|
£11,662
|
06/04/2019
|
£13,441
|
5.00
|
£101,165
|
£11,953
|
06/04/2020
|
£13,777
|
5.00
|
£120,000
|
£12,252
|
06/04/2021
|
£14,122
|
5.00
|
£140,122
|
£12,559
|
06/04/2022
|
£14,475
|
5.00
|
£161,603
|
£12,873
|
06/04/2023
|
£14,836
|
5.00
|
£184,519
|
£13,194
|
06/04/2024
|
£15,207
|
5.00
|
£208,953
|
£13,524
|
06/04/2025
|
£15,588
|
5.00
|
£234,988
|
£13,862
|
06/04/2026
|
£15,977
|
5.00
|
£262,715
|
£14,209
|
06/04/2027
|
£16,377
|
5.00
|
£292,227
|
£14,564
|
06/04/2028
|
£16,786
|
5.00
|
£323,625
|
£14,928
|
06/04/2029
|
£17,206
|
5.00
|
£357,012
|
£15,301
|
06/04/2030
|
£17,636
|
5.00
|
£392,498
|
£15,684
|
06/04/2031
|
£18,077
|
5.00
|
£430,200
|
£16,076
|
06/04/2032
|
£18,529
|
5.00
|
£470,239
|
£16,478
|
06/04/2033
|
£18,992
|
5.00
|
£512,743
|
£16,890
|
06/04/2034
|
£19,467
|
5.00
|
£557,846
|
£17,312
|
06/04/2035
|
£19,953
|
5.00
|
£605,692
|
£17,745
|
06/04/2036
|
£20,452
|
5.00
|
£656,429
|
£18,189
|
06/04/2037
|
£20,964
|
5.00
|
£710,214
|
£18,643
|
06/04/2038
|
£21,488
|
5.00
|
£767,212
|
£19,109
|
06/04/2039
|
£22,025
|
5.00
|
£827,598
|
£19,587
|
06/04/2040
|
£22,575
|
5.00
|
£891,553
|
£20,077
|
06/04/2041
|
£23,140
|
5.00
|
£959,271
|
£20,579
|
06/04/2042
|
£23,718
|
5.00
|
£1,030,953
|
£21,093
|
Source: Brewin Dolphin
|
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Actual
|
||||
Inflation Assumption
|
2.5%
|
|||
Total Invested
|
£508,773
|
|||
Total Gain
|
£522,180
|
|||
Total Capital Gain Assuming 60% of
growth is gain
|
£313,308
|
|||
Gains Tax Saving over 30 yrs
|
£292,215
|
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