A call to make cash Isas less appealing has been branded as 'questionable in intent' by investment platform Trading 212. In a meeting with the Rachel Reeves last week, some city bosses put ...
You’ll need to open a Junior Isa on your child’s behalf, and your child won’t be able to access their savings until they turn 18. But your child won’t need to pay tax on any of their ...
Cash ISAs are facing criticism, with calls for Chancellor Rachel Reeves to encourage savers to invest more. Individual Savings Allowance (ISA) accounts are a unique type of savings account that ...
Cash ISAs have come under fire with Chancellor Rachel Reeves being called to make savers put more money into investments. Individual Savings Allowance (ISA) accounts are a special type of savings ...
As I reported on Wednesday, City fund managers want Labour to take a knife to the nation’s Cash ISAs. In a meeting with Reeves, they argued that if some of the £300billion sitting in Cash ...
“Why have we got hundreds of billions of pounds in cash ISAS?,” Reynolds said. “We have failed to drive an investment culture that we see in other places that allows people to invest their ...
In this regularly updated round-up, This is Money picks our five favourite cash Isas for savers in 2025. It is essential reading to help you choose a top savings account for your money that can ...
Read Less Every parent expects to make mistakes, but opening a Junior ISA (JISA) for your child is very unlikely to be among them. You can pay up to £9,000 a year into one of these tax-free ...
Read Less Rising interest rates over the course of almost two years, have given returns on variable rate cash ISAs a huge boost. Cash ISAs allow savers to pay in up to £20,000 a year and earn the ...
Saving rates soared over the last couple of years, but they've now started to fall in the wake of the Bank of England cutting its base rate. With lower returns likely to be a theme of the coming ...
Meanwhile, the chancellor has been warned that axing tax-free saving pots known as ISAs could hurt savers and "crash the mortgage markets", writes the Daily Mail which is unequivocal with its ...