The value of investments can fall as well as rise so you may get back less than you invest. Tax rules can change and their effects vary depending on your individual circumstances. Please check the costs involved before transferring.
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Four reasons to consider using your ISA allowance
You have a £20,000 ISA allowance to use by 5 April 2025. Here are four reasons why you should consider using, rather than losing, your allowance.

An ISA for every life stage
The ISA that’s right for you in your 20s may be different from one that’s suitable in your 50s. Here, we consider your ISA options to help you decide which kind of ISA to choose.

What is an Investment ISA?
Investing for the first time? An investment (or stocks and shares) Individual Savings Account (ISA) may be a great place to get started. Here’s why it could get your money working harder.

ISAs explained
Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are bigger and better than they’ve ever been thanks to generous investment allowances, greater flexibility and choice.

Key tax rates, limits and allowances: Your at-a-glance guide
Here’s our run-down of all the key tax rates, limits and allowances you need to know for the 2024-25 tax year. When it comes to using ISA and pension allowances, remember you don't have to make your investment choices straight away – as long as you have the cash in place this tax year, that’s enough to secure the tax benefits of this year’s allowances.

Five ISA myths exposed
Many people don’t make the most of their annual ISA allowance because they aren’t sure exactly how ISAs work, or because they don’t think the benefits are really worth it. Here, we dispel five of the most common ISA myths that might be preventing you from making the most of this year’s £20,000 allowance before the end of the tax year on 5 April.

Why are ISAs so popular?
Find out how Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) work and understand the differences between cash, investment, innovative finance & lifetime ISAs.

ISAs are more flexible than ever
Saving into a tax-efficient ISA is even more appealing now some providers are offering greater flexibility on these accounts. We explain how flexible ISA rules work, and how they could benefit you.
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The value of investments can fall as well as rise so you may get back less than you invest. Tax rules can change and their effects vary depending on your individual circumstances. Please check the costs involved before transferring.
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