ISA allowances currently let savers invest up to £20,000 into accounts throughout the tax year. The new tax year will start from April 6 and any ISA allowance not used, along with the corresponding tax perks, will be lost. This may be
ISA accounts can have up to £20,000 invested into them every tax year, which runs from April 6 to April 5. This £20,000 can be put into a single account or split across the four main types of ISAs, which includes cash,
“When the scheme was launched, the newly self-employed couldn’t qualify because they hadn’t all filed the 2019-20 tax return. “But as the tax return deadline has now passed, I can announce today that, provided they filed a tax return by midnight last
Martin Lewis covered ISAs in today’s Radio 5 Live appearance as the Money Saving Expert was questioned on what should be done ahead of the tax year ending. Martin pushed savers to open lifetime accounts and he began by breaking down the