Lifetime Isas or “Lisas” were first introduced in April 2017, as then-chancellor George Osborne’s offering to help first-time buyers and future retirees grow a tax-free nest egg in one fell ...

Retirement and buying your first home are two of the biggest money milestones a person can experience. Opening a tax-free lifetime Isa allows you to save for either or both of these life events, and ...

Rumoured changes that would limit the tax breaks on Cash ISAs have been shelved ahead of the government’s Spring Statement this month - but could resurface later this year. Latest reports suggest ...

Savers willing to lock up their cash in a fixed rate cash ISA could secure significantly higher interest rates than those who plump for easy access accounts, and returns are free of tax.

While that goal might feel distant, with a consistent approach to Individual Savings Accounts (Isas) contributions it can be surprisingly accessible. That’s thanks to two key tax benefits ...

Savers love the safety of Cash ISAs, overwhelmingly preferring them to their riskier but more lucrative investment ISA rivals. Around 14.5m people now have a Cash ISA, compared to 4m with a Stocks ...

Mark Hartley considers whether investors could live off the passive income earned from a dividend stock portfolio in a Stocks and Shares ISA. When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of ...

Isas are tax-free savings accounts which allow customers to deposit up to £20,000 a year without having to pay tax to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). It is understood that major investment firms are ...

The House of Commons Library research, commissioned by the SNP, reveals a quarter of adults in Scotland could be hit by the Chancellor's plans to slash the Cash Individual Savings Account (ISA) ...

Currently, the £20,000 allowance per person is the total for across all Isa products - including lifetime, or stocks and shares among others - but individuals are free to decide how to allocate ...

Looking for the best cheap FTSE 100 shares to buy in an Individual Savings Account (ISA)? Here are a few on my watchlist right now. When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of your ...