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Does it pay to be an early bird Isa investor? Why racing to use up your new tax allowance is worth doing

Daily Mail 1 min read 2 hours ago

Investors who can afford to invest at the start of the tax year rather than just ahead of the deadline can significantly boost their long-term returns, say money experts.
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