The chancellor is reportedly planning to launch a review of the Isa market within a few weeks. FT Adviser’s sister publication the Financial Times reported chancellor Rachel Reeves will review ...

News that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to launch a consultation on reforms to the ISA regime in the coming weeks has swept the City, re-kindling speculation of cuts to the cash ISA limit.

A significant review into the future of ISA savings could be initiated in the coming weeks, reports say. The consultation would aim to gather views on potential reforms for ISAs. The Financial ...

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly set to launch a review of the ISA market in a matter of weeks, as she looks to push people to invest more into UK stocks and shares and save less in cash.

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 ...