Rachel Reeves’ ISA tax raid could be her final own goal as chancellor (opens original article in a new tab)
New UK ISA regulations introduce a 22% tax on interest from cash in investment ISAs and replace Lifetime ISAs with a new First Time Buyer ISA, creating complexity and criticism from financial experts.
- New ISA rules impose 22% tax on interest from cash in stocks and shares ISAs starting next year.
- Lifetime ISA will be replaced by a new First Time Buyer ISA with a £450,000 property price cap.
- Changes include removing penalties for using cash outside rules but reducing government bonus for ISA contributions.
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