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How to minimise the risks of a stocks and shares Junior ISA
Parents are opting for cash rather than stocks and shares when it comes to choosing a Junior ISA (JISA) for their child. But investing could build a bigger nest-egg – here is what to consider
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Isa cashback with Trading 212
Innovative fintech broker Trading 212 is offering 1% cashback on new Isa accounts – as well as up to £100 of free shares for MoneyWeek readers.
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Cash ISA rates reach a 10-year high – should you put your money in one?
New data reveals average cash ISA rates are at a 10-year high. Is it a good time to put your savings into a cash ISA?
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Cash is king this ISA season - but what else do investors like?
Investors took advantage of higher interest rates, adding money market funds and individual gilts to their ISAs in January. Tracker funds and UK income also proved popular. Here’s where investors are putting their money this ISA season
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Hargreaves Lansdown launches cash ISAs on its savings platform- is it any good?
Hargreaves Lansdown is the first to launch cash ISAs on its savings platform ahead of the new ISA flexibility rules - how does it compare to other rates on the market?
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Best junior stocks and shares ISAs
Advice A junior stocks and shares ISA is a great way to save for your child tax-efficiently. But it can be confusing trying to decide which investment platform to use. We reveal some of the best junior stocks and shares ISAs.
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Average ISA rates show biggest monthly decline since 2009
New data shows the rates on ISAs and traditional savings have been cut to their lowest level since 2009. Here’s what the savings market looks like right now
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Autumn Statement introduces new ISA flexibility – how the reforms could help you
News Savers will be able to back multiple types of the same ISA and include fractional shares. We explain the Autumn Statement ISA reforms.
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ISA changes - what reforms are expected in the Autumn Statement?
The chancellor is expected to announce some ISA changes this week - but has apparently ruled out making the lifetime ISA more generous or flexible. We have all the details.
