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TESSA
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TESSA [ˈtɛsə]
n (in Britain)
acronym for
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) Tax Exempt Special Savings Account; a former (available 1991-99) tax-free savings scheme
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Although she had only the three litters, each produced open-class winners including prolific scorers Bubbly P rince, Dilemmas Bill and Tessas Dilemma.
Greyhounds: Sadness at death of 95 Leger ace Kens by The Racing Post (London, England)
Leek was also the best for follow-on TESSAs for those who reinvested their money before TESSAs were replaced by ISAs.
TESSA's best friend by The Mirror (London, England)
Six million investors who put their savings into Tessas five years ago have 20billion reasons to have a smug grin on their faces - that's the amount they stand to gain when their accounts mature this year.
TESSA'S pounds 16,000 KISS-OFF; It's time to part... but be wary when ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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