A proposed change to Cash ISAs accounts could come into effect, and there is one thing to know in case it does. Though there is no confirmed date for the change, Cash ISA accounts could see the ...

The number of ISA millionaires in the country is rapidly rising, with the successful savers sharing two habits in common. According to investment company Interactive Investor, the number of ISA ...

Martin Lewis, the guru of money-saving tips, has flagged two standout Cash ISAs that can give you more bang for your buck compared to the average bank account interest rates. With March marking ...

Judging by the size of my mailbag, readers are pleased – delighted even – with last Wednesday's news that our sacred tax-friendly cash Isas are not for the immediate chop as widely feared.

Controversial plans to reform cash ISAs have reportedly been green lit by the Treasury despite concerns voiced by savings providers. Although it had been expected that chancellor Rachel Reeves ...

Building society bosses are calling on the Chancellor to rule out cuts to cash Isas after she delayed her reforms. Rachel Reeves was considering reducing how much can be saved – possibly from £ ...

Lifetime Isas or “Lisas” were first introduced in April 2017, as then-chancellor George Osborne’s offering to help first-time buyers and future retirees grow a tax-free nest egg in one fell ...

Cash Isa rates boomed over the last couple of years thanks to 14 consecutive increases in the Bank of England base rate. Unfortunately for savers, the base rate has since started to drop, meaning that ...

Martin Lewis has shared the three best cash ISAs to take advantage of now ahead of a rumoured cut from Labour Party Chancellor Rachel Reeves. A mooted shake-up of cash Isas will not be announced ...

For many investors, the choice between using an individual savings account (ISA) or a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) to save for retirement has always been a tough one. With the cost of a ...

And this has meant a boost in savings rates, too. Savers can pay up to £20,000 a year into a cash ISA and earn interest on the balance tax-free. For this reason, cash ISAs can be a sensible first ...