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'Reeves should cut cash ISA limit and revive Brit ISA,' says Merryn Somerset Webb
Opinion Cash ISAs are mostly pointless and always expensive, says Merryn Somerset Webb
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Beware the savings tax trap: millions of savers face paying tax on their interest
More than two million people face paying tax on their cash savings, up from about 650,000 three years ago. We outline clever ways to shelter your cash from the taxman
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The investing fear: why cash ISA reforms are necessary
Reeves indicates cash ISA reforms are still on the horizon in her Mansion House speech as she makes the case for more savers to invest. Could cash ISA reforms make it easier for savers to switch?
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How to get an ISA and SIPP cashback bonus
Tips Here are the best pension and ISA transfer offers, with some providers giving away as much as £2,000 in cashback for opening or transferring an account
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1,000 children hold over £100,000 in a junior ISA – how to grow tax-free nest egg for your child
Junior ISAs can be a tax-efficient way to grow a nest egg for your child. We explain how they work
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What is the Mansion House speech – and why does it matter to you?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her next Mansion House speech this evening (15 July). We look at what could be announced and how it might affect your finances
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Which UK region has the most in savings? Average savings by area
The amount people have in their savings differs from region to region in the UK. From overall savings to cash ISAs, how does your nest egg compare to those living nearby?
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Chase axes boosted rate for easy access savers – what are the alternatives?
Chase has stopped offering a boosted interest rate on its easy access savings account. We look at where else you can put your money.
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Will Rachel Reeves impose a £5,000 cash ISA limit?
The chancellor has delayed plans to cut the cash ISA limit, but the reform is still reportedly on the table. We look at why, and what it could mean for your savings.
