More than 18 million people currently have a cash Isa - but Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly under pressure to axe or reduce the tax-free allowance ...

Is Rachel from Accounts about to make the most calamitous decision of her eight-month tenure as Chancellor by axing tax-free ...

Savers in the UK are being reminded to take advantage of high interest rates while they still can as banks and building ...

A call to make cash Isas less appealing has been branded ... It encourages saving by offering an attractive combination of a high interest rate, tax benefits, and flexible withdrawals.

Unfortunately for savers, the base rate has since started to drop, meaning that rates are no longer quite as high as they were a few months ago. But 89% of cash Isas still pay above December's rate of ...

Fixed-rate bonds tend to pay the highest rates on the market ... you must pay at least £1,000 a month into the account. Cash Isas work in a similar way to savings accounts, except that all ...

In a meeting with the Rachel Reeves last week, city bosses called on the Chancellor to cut tax breaks for cash Isa savers.

However, while variable rate ISAs offer easy access to your cash ... While the minimum opening balance is high at £500, it does accept transfers in from existing ISAs held with other providers.

It always makes sense to keep the taxman's hands off your interest or profits, especially if you pay tax at the highest rate. Isas are about as complicated as it gets, so pay attention.

In addition to stocks and shares Isas, it’s also possible for those aged under 40 to save for a house deposit or later life ...

While the minimum opening balance is high at £500, it does accept transfers ... penalty-free. Fixed rate cash ISAs – typically offering higher interest rates compared to easy access options.