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.

We explain how the limits work, and run through everything else you need to know about ISAs; from what sort of investments you can hold, to how to transfer an ISA. A cash ISA is essentially a ...

Lifetime Isas or “Lisas” were first introduced in April 2017, as then-chancellor George Osborne’s offering to help first-time ...

The Economic Secretary to the Treasury has questioned why there is so much money in cash ISAs and if action is needed to ...

Changes to cash ISAs are reportedly being considered by the Government but building societies have called against this ...

Saving for your children from an early age can set them up for a better financial future – and investing in a Junior Isa is ...

The less you pay in charges, the more your investments can grow - and if you invest via a stocks and shares Isa then gains and dividends will be free of tax too. We explain what you need to know.

The earlier you start saving for the future, the better, as the old adage goes. That is just as true for your children or grandchildren – and a Junior Isa can provide a good option. Of course ...