First launched in 1999, Isas – more formally known as Individual Savings Accounts – have become a hugely popular way for savers and investors alike to protect their money from tax. That’s ...

Today marks the start of the new tax year, meaning your Isa allowance has now reset. Isas allow savers to put away up to ...

But the government has not yet announced any changes to ISA allowances with limits remaining the same for this year. It means ...

As ISAs celebrate their 26th birthday, we reveal the best-performing funds and investment trusts since stocks and shares ISAs ...

SAVERS are being lured into opening “top” savings accounts that could see them end up with low interest rates. Challenger banks including Plum, Trading212 and Moneybox are offering ‘best-buy’ Isas ...

Read Less Individual savings accounts (ISAs) are a way to save or invest tax-efficiently. They come in various guises, so it’s worth knowing what’s on offer so you can choose the right one for ...

With the benefit of looking back at past performance, we can see that Stocks and Shares ISAs have an average annual rate of return of 9.64% over the past 10 years. This is despite the United Kingdom ...

A cash Isa is very similar to a savings account, but with one key added benefit: you will never pay tax on it. Everyone adult in the UK gets an Individual Savings Account (Isa) allowance of £20,000 at ...

Jason Hollands, managing director of online platform of Bestinvest, said: “While it is true that too many people keep excess ...