There will be no immediate changes to cash Individual Savings Accounts (Isas), the BBC understands. Chancellor Rachel Reeves ...

The cash Isa allowance will remain at £20,000, This is Money understands, after Rachel Reeves put the brakes on plans to cut ...

Cash Isa limits set to be left untouched at next week’s Mansion House speech - It is understood that Chancellor Rachel Reeves ...

To open an ISA, you must be at least 18 years old (or 16 for a cash ISA) and a UK resident for tax purposes. People aged ...

The chancellor has reportedly delayed plans to cut the cash ISA limit, which were set to be announced at Mansion House on 15 ...

Rachel Reeves is now expected to promise extra support and advice to encourage Brits to invest in stocks and shares.

Rachel Reeves was widely expected to cut the amount of money you can add to a cash Isa per year from £20,000 to as low as ...

Reports previously suggested that the Government has discussed lowering the threshold for the cash part of the ISA to as low ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to make changes to ISA rules, but what are they and how do they work?

For now, nothing has changed - if you use a cash ISA you can continue to do so for a maximum of £20,000 a year, though most people do not max out their allowance.

You can currently invest £20,000 a year into a cash ISA - but there are rumours that the Chancellor could announce plans to ...

The Money Saving Expert founder said that while he is less certain than he was, he still believes a cut to the Cash ISA limit ...