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Cash ISA changes: Can Reeves create the cultural shift needed to get savers to start investing?
Opinion Rachel Reeves will reportedly cut the cash ISA allowance this month - but, without a significant campaign to encourage investing, a limit on cash ISAs will not shift the deep and culturally embedded mindset that stops people from investing in the first place, says Kalpana Fitzpatrick
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Savers rush into cash ISAs amid fears of cuts to allowance
Cash ISAs attracted the highest deposits on record in April amid speculation about chancellor Rachel Reeves eyeing allowance reforms
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How to find lost pensions, savings or investments
Losing track of money is easy to do when moving house or changing jobs so if you’ve lost touch with your cash, we outline some simple steps to find lost pensions, investments, savings accounts and Premium Bonds
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Why you might not need to worry about a reduced cash ISA allowance
A cut to the cash ISA limit may dismay risk-averse savers, but it’s not necessarily the end of the world
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Why you should review your cash ISA now
The new tax year provides the perfect opportunity to take stock of your cash ISA savings, and make sure your money is working as hard as it can.
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Millions of cash ISA savers are missing out on hundreds of pounds
Billions of pounds are languishing in cash ISAs that pay an interest rate of 1.5% or less.
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Are cash ISAs falling out of favour?
Cash ISA openings are trailing those of stocks and shares ISAs, new research shows, suggesting investors are front-running potential government reform
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Would capping cash ISAs help close the gender investment gap?
Opinion If cash ISAs are capped, will more women will start investing? Kalpana Fitzpatrick looks at why women don't invest as much as men and what could help them start
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“Rachel Reeves must not cut cash ISA limit to £4,000”
Opinion A £4,000 limit on the amount you can put in a cash ISA is an unnecessary attack on savers and should not be the priority, says Jessica Sheldon.
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