While death has not been the result for many who have trained for and completed the marathon, there's little question the time and commitment required for marathon training is daunting. If you're a relatively new runner, you may want to consider the half marathon first.
The maximum amount you can invest in ISAs this tax year (up to April 5, 2015) is Â£15,000. Remember that even though advertised returns offered by the top cash ISAs are lower than those offered by some taxable accounts, you'll usually end up with more money in your pocket with an ISA due to the tax breaks.f you've accidentally exceeded the maximum amount you can pay into an ISA in any tax year, then you won't be entitled to any tax relief on these excess payments. Don't try and put your mistake right yourself-HMRC should get in touch with you after the end of the tax year to let you know what you need to do.
Everyone who's aged 16 and over can put up to 15,240 each tax year in a cash ISA-a savings account where you don t pay tax on the interest. The best rates pay up to 2.4% and the earlier you save the more you'll earn.SA rates are higher than normal top savings rates, but they are beaten by high rates on some current accounts to persuade you to switch to them. As many current accounts only allow sub 3,000 worth of savings, it's worth saving in both a current account and a cash ISA if you've got more than that.