Junior ISA
Budget 2020: Junior ISA allowance to rise to £9,000 from April
The amount you can save in a junior ISA or Child Trust Fund will rise from £4,368/yr to £9,000/yr from April
11 March 2020
Autumn Statement 2015: ISA limits frozen
Today's Autumn Statement reveals the ISA, JISA and CTF thresholds will be frozen next year
25 November 2015
You've a new £15,240 ISA allowance - get 2.25% interest
Everyone aged 16 or over now has a brand-new £15,240 cash ISA allowance - here are the 10 need-to-knows
8 April 2015
It's the start of the new financial year: Here's what's changing
From today a host of changes take force, including new pension freedoms, new ISA allowances and new tax rates
6 April 2015
New rules mean your ISA won't die with you (if you have a spouse): Autumn Statement 2014
The surviving spouse will be able to inherit their partner's ISA, keeping its tax-free status, George Osborne said today
3 December 2014
ISAs become bigger tax-free NISAs today – so what's changed?
ISAs transform into NISAs today, meaning everyone can now save £15,000 tax-free in cash or shares savings
1 July 2014
Teens can save up to £19,000 tax-free thanks to ISA loophole
16 and 17-year-olds can save up to £19,000 tax-free this year under today's ISA revamp
1 July 2014
Get up to 2.75% tax free before Saturday's ISA deadline
The tax year ends 5 April, so there are only days left for any UK over-16 to use their £5,760 tax-free cash allowance
2 April 2014
Budget 2014: The key points for savers, including Isa boon
Chancellor George Osborne announced big changes for savers in today's Budget - here's a round-up of how they affect you
19 March 2014
Victory! Child Trust Funds can be moved into Junior Isas from 2015
Six million children will benefit as Child Trust Funds can be switched into junior Isas, the Government announces
23 December 2013
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More than £28 billion worth of paper £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes are still to be cashed in, while just over £100 million worth of old 'round pound' coins are also yet to be returned. Here's how to make your old notes and coins spendable again.
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Martin Lewis: Why you shouldn't worry too much about your credit score – it’s not actually a real thing
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When it comes to finances, numbers are key – whether it's what you earn, your credit card balance or the interest rate on your mortgage, small changes can add up to a big difference. Yet there's one number you shouldn't pay too much attention to – your credit score.
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