The clock is ticking on this year's Isa investments. Photograph: Peter Dazeley/Getty Images
There are just days to go to the end of the current tax year, but if traffic to the Isa section of theguardian.com/money is anything to go by, many of you are still trying to decide what to do with this year's tax-free savings allowance.
Perhaps you've been waiting for the stockmarkets to steady, or you've been sitting tight in the hope that someone will come out with a killer rate on a cash Isa.
Whatever the reason for your delay, we're rapidly reaching make-your-mind-up time. So should you go with the crowd and opt for the safety of a cash account, or swim against the tide and go for an equity Isa? And just how late can you leave it before you commit this year's allowance? Whatever your dilemma, we have an expert panel on hand to help.
At 1pm on Monday March 31, Mark Dampier, Tim Cockerill and Michelle Slade will be online and answering your queries. Post a question now and they will do their best to provide the information you need.
Advice is for guidance only - if you want to take your query further use our search to find an independent financial adviser in your area.
