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1. moneyweek.com › personal-finance › savingsHow does the new multiple ISA rule work? - MoneyWeek

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   Sep 18, 2024 · As we enter the 2024/25 tax year, new ISA rules now let savers hold multiple ISAs of the same type. But is this change available to all ISA holders?

2. www.thesavings.guru › blog › 792-isa-round-up-14thISA round up - 14th October | The Savings Guru

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   2 days ago · ISA round up - 14th October. 14/10/2024. There was little movement in ISAs last week with Paragon and Leeds the main movers in easy access. 1 Year ISA rates held up with some movements behind the leaders and 2 Year ISA saw the best buy rate cut. UBL continue to lead the way on 3 and 5 Year ISA. We expect more of the same this week with few ...

3. becleverwithyourcash.com › best-cash-isasBest Cash ISAs (October 2024) - Be Clever With Your Cash

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   2 days ago · The highest paying tax-free savings accounts. Individual Savings Accounts, or ISAs, let you earn interest without paying tax. Though they aren’t the only way to do this, they can still be worth looking at to get the best rates on your cash.

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4. www.thetimes.com › savings-accounts › guide-isasNew ISA rules 2024 explained - Times Money Mentor

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   Sep 23, 2024 · The Isa deadline 2024/2025. The Isa deadline for 2024/25 tax year is at midnight on Saturday, April 5, 2025. Do I have to fill in a tax return for my Isas? The good news is that you do not have to declare any interest or capital gains on your savings or investments via a self assessment tax return. Remember any gains in your Isa are tax-free.

5. uk.news.yahoo.com › people-isa-risk-labour-taxPeople with an ISA are 'at risk' from Labour tax raid which ...

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   Sep 18, 2024 · All gains and interest earned in individual savings accounts (Isas) are tax-free for life — but this relief cost the government £4.9 billion in 2022–23 and is expected to cost about £6.7 billion...

6. blog.moneyfarm.com › en › saving-and-investmentsISA allowance: Can I put £20000 in an ISA every year? - Insights

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Yes, you can add money to your Cash ISA every year, as long as the total amount does not exceed the ISA allowance for 2023 24 of £20,000. If you contribute to more than one type of ISA during the same tax year, this total amount of £20,000 must be split and shared across the ISA accounts.

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   What is an easy access cash ISA?

   • Easy access cash ISAs do what they say on the tin, letting you access your savings without penalty. If you’re happy to lock your cash away without any withdrawals for a year, then you're guaranteed that return for one year until your fixed term ends.

   The best cash ISAs – September 2024 - MoneyWeek

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   What is an ISA & how does it work?

   • An Isa is a tax efficient home for your investments or savings. Any dividends, profits and interest you make on the money inside this account is exempt from capital gains and income tax. This allows you to maximise the money you earn from your savings or investments.

   New ISA rules 2024 explained - Times Money Mentor

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   What is the difference between Easy Access ISA and fixed-rate cash ISA?

   • Easy access ISA accounts allow you to withdraw funds without incurring a penalty. Fixed-rate cash ISAs offer a fixed rate of return – usually higher the longer you are prepared to lock your money away. But note: if you withdraw money before the end of the term, then you are likely to be penalised, usually with a reduction in the rate of interest.

   The best cash ISAs – September 2024 - MoneyWeek

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   What is the difference between a fix and an ISA?

   • As with a fix, your money is locked away for the duration of the fix (though as with any ISA you can take the whole lot out for an interest penalty). The key difference is you can access up to 10% of the balance up to three times each year. You can also add to the ISA throughout the year (though transfers are only in the first month).

   Best Cash ISAs (September 2024) - Be Clever With Your Cash

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   Should I use my ISA allowance?

   • When using your ISA allowance, the final thing to remember is not to lose sight of the basics. The run-up to the end of the tax year is a big time for financial providers, who will often offer promotions and discounts to encourage people to invest. These are well worth considering, but it’s crucial not to divert from these fundamentals:

   ISA allowance: Can I put £20000 in an ISA every year? - Insights

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8. moneyweek.com › personal-finance › savingsThe best cash ISAs – October 2024 - MoneyWeek

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   5 days ago · The best cash ISAs: easy access. Easy access cash ISAs do what they say on the tin, letting you access your savings without penalty. The best cash ISAs: one-year fixed rate. If you’re happy...