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Budget, Cash ISA and Rachel Reeves

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Cash ISA cut confirmed in Rachel Reeves' Budget in major blow for savers

Rachel Reeves has finally confirmed that the cash ISA limit is being cut - but only for younger savers.

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Rachel Reeves ‘set to deliver big blow for savers in Budget as she eyes up Cash ISA cut’

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Reeves to Slash Annual Cash ISA Limit to £12,000 in UK Budget

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Live: Tax hiked and growth downgraded as Budget details released early

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is widely expected to pull the lever on tax hikes in order to fill a black hole in the public finances when she delivers her second budget in the House of Commons.

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Millions more dragged into paying higher income tax in Reeves’s £26bn Budget squeeze

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Rachel Reeves will announce the Budget today: Here's what to expect

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Reeves vows to make ‘fair and necessary choices’ as Budget day dawns

But Ms Reeves has also vowed to reduce the costs of Government debt, and is expected to take steps to increase the leeway above her borrowing plans, as she attempts to maintain fiscal credibility.

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Reeves says 'ordinary people' will have to pay 'a little bit more' as she defends Budget tax rises

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Budget: What it means for you as Reeves extends income ‘stealth tax’ for three years

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Half-billion cash boost, tax rises and end to two-child benefit cap in budget

The chancellor's budget will see extra £505m cash for the Welsh government over next four years, an end to the two-child benefit cap and significant tax rises in years to come. Rachel Reeves' tax and spending package will see the rates that people start paying income tax frozen until April 2031, while Welsh ministers will be able to borrow more.

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Reeves announces two child benefit cap removal causing wave of cheers

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Two child benefit cap scrapped as Rachel Reeves makes Budget announcement

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Two-child benefit cap to be scrapped from next year

The two-child benefit cap will be scrapped in full from next April, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said.

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Reeves Scraps The Two-Child Benefit Cap And Delights Campaigners: 'We Won!'

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Reeves insists she has not broken manifesto pledge despite millions paying more tax

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Reeves set to scrap two-child benefit cap as Budget details leaked in error

In a Cabinet meeting ahead of her speech on Wednesday, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer thanked Reeves and her team for their work on the Budget, and said they had achieved "balance, stability and fair...

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Millions to pay more in tax as Reeves says Budget is tackling cost of living

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Two-child benefit cap officially scrapped in UK budget

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What to do with your money after the Budget

Below, we speak to experts to find out what you can do to protect your money after the Budget. Reeves announced a cut to the cash ISA, from £20,000 to £12,000 for most people, apart from those over the age of 65 who will see the limit stay the same.

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Cash ISA allowance to reduce to £12k for under 65s | the industry reacts to budget change

Changes to the allowances for cash ISAs have been widely reported to be reduced in the run up to today's Budget.

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Savings expert reveals how to protect your cash from the Budget bombshell

A SAVINGS expert has revealed how to protect your hard-earned cash from the Budget bombshell. Alex Sitaras, head of savings and partnership products at Skipton Building Society, shared his top

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Autumn Budget 2025: Cash ISA allowance cut to £12,000 for under-65s and Lifetime ISAs to be replaced

“The upcoming changes underline the importance of people reviewing their savings, and we encourage everyone to put money away where possible. That includes making use of tax-free saving in cash ISAs when the new £12,000 allowance comes into force from April 2027,” she added.

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Budget 2025: chancellor reduces cash Isa allowance to £12k for under-65s

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed rumours the cash Isa allowance will be reduced to £12,000 from £20,000 for those aged under-65.