A s the British economy struggles with minimal growth and stubborn inflation, Rachel Reeves wants Brits to change the way ...

Reeves has opted against immediately scrapping cash ISAs or limiting the amount that savers can put into them each year, an idea which had been floated to encourage people who save more than a few ...

The government has announced a savings shake-up "to rewire the financial system, boost investment and create skilled jobs ...

Investors just don't fancy UK equities anymore. They'd rather sit in cash or chase the S&P than punt on a lacklustre UK fund ...

Nevertheless, Rachel Reeves has declined to dismiss future alterations to Cash ISAs entirely, maintaining the possibility of reductions ahead whilst acknowledging the 'differing views' on the matter.

Savers are expressing mounting frustration over potential cash ISA reforms that could force them into stock market investing.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled a plan that could significantly enhance the savings of millions of UK residents. In a speech at the Mansion House, she announced a groundbreaking change to the ...

The Chancellor isn't wrong to try and get Brits investing, but Cash ISA reform won't work, writes Antonia Medlicott.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves made her first Mansion House speech last night (July 15) and after its conclusion Brits could "breathe a sigh of relief". There was a lot of speculation and anticipation going ...

Rachel Reeves has broken her silence over a cash ISA rule change - as she refused to cut the allowance on Tuesday night. The Labour Party Chancellor held off on any cash ISA limit change at her ...

Rachel Reeves is reportedly mulling reducing the amount Brits can save in Cash ISAs, but would such a move actually foster ...

The cash Isa allowance will remain at £20,000, This is Money understands, after Rachel Reeves put the brakes on plans to cut ...