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Dispute over whether ‘cash-like’ money market funds should be allowed in stocks-and-shares Isas
Government push to create ‘nation of investors’ stokes competition between providers
Investment sites demand clarity on what will count as a ‘cash-like instrument’ under new rules
Three money moves for higher earners to consider
Chancellor confirms annual limit to be cut to £12,000 for all except over-65s
Tax on dividends and savings will rise in unexpected move
A national message about ‘asset building’ — and investing’s upside — has helped drive behaviour
Most trade infrequently, hold an international portfolio and often favour active funds
Building society bucks trend for bank office closures
Building societies warn reduction to allowances will curb mortgage lending, particularly to first-time buyers
Revolut chair calls for curbs to cash Isa tax-free allowance
Government encourages Isa providers to revamp stocks-and-shares savings products
Building societies say cash Isa curbs would mean a substantial hit to their lending capacity
Fears over changes to tax rules on pensions and Isas mean Britons are hoarding yet more cash
Bestselling author Morgan Housel on the psychology of splashing your cash
Budgets and food bargains matter more than bond yields
Latest annual figures show £103bn put into individual savings accounts, with pace likely to have risen since over tax fears
Most people have to borrow money at some stage in life. But there are good and bad ways to go about it
Putting money into a bank account is simple in theory, but more tricky in practice. Here’s what you need to know
A guide to weighing up risks and rewards
Working out what you earn and spend over time is the first step to taking control of your finances
