All news on the topic: Cash ISA

There are big ISA changes on the horizon, as previously announced by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt - we explain how it all affects you and your savings

For 20% basic rate taxpayers, the personal savings allowance is £1,000, and for higher 40% rate taxpayers, it is £500, while additional 45% rate taxpayers receive no tax break

Jeremy Hunt explained the new British ISA would give people an extra £5,000 tax-free limit, on top of the existing £20,000 ISA allowance - here is what we know so far

More than one in 10 Brits are keen to kickstart their investment journey in the coming year - with exactly half wanting to do so in order to build wealth for the future

Research from money management app Plum shows £253billion is lying in zero-interest accounts, meaning savers are missing out on a collective £13billion in interest

Under the current rules, you’re only able to pay into just one ISA of each type per tax year - but this will change from next April, under new rules announced in the Autumn Statement

Under current rules, you can only pay into one of each type of ISA in a single tax year - for example, one cash ISA and one stocks and shares ISA, but Jeremy Hunt is reportedly considering changing this

High street bank Santander has issued a message to new customers about something that has 'already started' and with interest rates hiking, it could be worth taking action

The MoneySavingExpert.com founder has advised those with bigger savings pots to check whether their money was getting the best interest rate available

Savers with larger cash pots should now be paying attention to not just the interest rates on offer but the tax implications too

Saving rates have been steadily rising over the last year - but if you’re a 20% taxpayer, you can only earn £1,000 in interest each tax year without paying tax

Money expert Martyn James runs through everything you need to know about savings accounts, including all the different types of accounts that are available and how to open one now

This week's Money Saving Expert "Success of the Week" came from someone only known as Sandra who recently decided to ditch her cash ISA and switch over to another paying a better rate

The warning from Which? comes after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) wrote to high street banks to ask them to justify their lower savings rates ahead of the new Consumer Duty

In the recent Money Saving Expert (MSE) newsletter, the MSE team shared the story of Paul who had made the decision to ditch his old Cash ISAs

Unlike the traditional calendar year, the tax year doesn’t run from January to December - instead, it always starts on April 6 and ends on April 5 the following year

A third of Brits chose to invest their money last year, with two-thirds of those doing so for the first time - and 35% plan to invest this year

According to the Money Saving Expert, fewer than 20 people get close to the personal savings allowance so for the majority, there is really no benefit from opening a cash ISA

The top savings rate for easy-access accounts currently sits at 2.9% with rates having climbed again over the last few weeks - but you might be able to do better through your bank