UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has paused plans to reduce the tax-free allowance for cash Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs).

Rachel Reeves has scrapped plans to impose a lower limit on how much savers can put in Cash ISAs each year following a ...

Cash Isa savers shouldn’t put the flags out quite yet. What we have been told is that Isa reform has been put on hold pending ...

Reeves pauses cash ISA changes after backlash The annual limit is £20,000 per person but that could still change amid a push for greater investment ...

The Chancellor is set to delay cuts to the cash ISA - but there are alternative reforms experts say would be more beneficial ...

Rachel Reeves’s potential plans to cut the Cash ISA allowance have been slammed as a “decade late”, with one expert suggesting the move would be a “reality check” for savers.

Rachel Reeves warned her Cash ISA plan faces one huge problem with older savers Chancellor is aiming to unlock a £2 trillion bonanza for business but experts warn people simply won't invest their ...

Building society bosses have joined forces to urge Rachel Reeves to retain annual Cash ISA limits at its current £20,000. The ...

Rachel Reeves is reportedly mulling reducing the amount Brits can save in Cash ISAs, but would such a move actually foster ...

The future of Cash ISAs hangs in the balance, as older savers express unease over proposed changes. What does this mean for ...

The Chancellor isn't wrong to try and get Brits investing, but Cash ISA reform won't work, writes Antonia Medlicott.