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10 ways to make use of your ISA tax allowance in the new tax year
Now that the new tax year is here, we've identified 10 ways to make the most of your ISA tax allowance.
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Early bird ISA vs last-minute ISA investing – which is best for your portfolio?
Advice Does the early bird ISA catch the worm? We've looked at what the benefits of acting early can be in the new 2024/25 tax year.
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Cash ISA vs stocks and shares ISA: how to choose between them as new tax year begins
Feature With higher interest rates and volatile market conditions, does a cash ISA or a stocks and shares ISA come out on top?
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What can we expect from the NS&I British Savings Bond?
NS&I’s new British Savings Bond will launch next month. What will it look like, what sort of interest rate could it pay, and how will it compare to the rest of the savings market?
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Hargreaves Lansdown bumps up cash ISA with £25 cashback - does it beat the wider ISA market?
Just days before the end of the tax year, Hargreaves Lansdown has launched a £25 bonus for those who open a cash ISA on its savings platform. Does the bonus make it a competitive rate, and are you eligible for the cashback?
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Revealed: UK’s biggest ISAs stand at more than £11.6 million each
The top 25 ISAs are worth an average of £11,660,000 each, according to HMRC data - bigger than the country’s largest pension pot. We uncover the secrets of the ISA millionaires.
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Who owns the junior ISA? How to protect your child’s money from unexpected life events
What happens to your child’s junior ISA if you get divorced or move abroad? And what are their rights in the tragic event that a parent dies? We look at who owns the junior ISA, and the rules you need to know to protect it.
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Over 1,000 ways to beat inflation: here’s where to put your cash now
As inflation falls to 3.4%, there are now more than 1,000 savings accounts that beat inflation giving you a stronger return on cash
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One-year savings accounts beat the Bank of England’s base rate - should you fix your cash?
Several savings providers have upped their one-year rates meaning you can now earn more than the bank rate for the first time in over a month. Is now a good time to fix?
