There a three main types of ISAs people use to save their money: a cash ISA, a stocks and shares ISA, and a lifetime ISA.

There has been intense speculation that the existing £20,000 annual tax-free allowance on cash ISAs will be lowered - ...

Personal finance experts are encouraging under 40s to act now in order to claim up to £11,000 from the Government tax-free.

Baroness Helena Morrissey urged the government to consider merging cash and share ISAs - which she argues would be a "better ...

Lifetime ISAs have come under the spotlight as policymakers consider how to reform and simplify the UK’s savings landscape.

Different ISAs suit different goals, making it vital savers understand the difference to make the most out of their money.

The Lifetime Isa was first unveiled in 2016 as a savings vehicle for people saving for their first home, or their retirement ...

Last week, I transferred all the money I’ve had sitting in my Help to Buy ISA to a regular cash ISA. It means that when – or rather if – I do buy my first home, I’ll never get the £3,000 bonus that ...

HMRC shake-ups could be coming for everything from inheritance tax to National Insurancer under Labour Party government ...

The new tax year is just around the corner, starting on April 6, and time is running out to ensure you have taken all the ...

Mr Lewis said: “If you ask me: ‘Who should use a Lifetime Isa for retirement?’. I would say no employee unless they’ve maxed ...

Lifetime ISAs – also known as LISAs – are a form of ISA. They allow some people to save for a first home or retirement tax-free and with a government bonus. Here’s everything you need to know.