Junior ISA in 2026/27: the £9,000 limit, who can pay in and when the child can use it
A Junior ISA is a tax-free savings account for a child. This guide explains the 2026/27 limit, who can open and pay into one, the two types, when a…
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UK Personal Finance: Savings
7 guides on savings for UK readers.
Benefits & Support 9Life events 8Savings 7Tax 7Debt & Credit 6Bills & Energy 5Pensions 5Banking 4Property & Renting 4Insurance 3Investing basics 3Mortgages 3
Lifetime ISA: the 25% bonus, the £4,000 limit and the withdrawal charge
A Lifetime ISA adds a government bonus to savings meant for a first home or later life. This guide explains the limits, the bonus, when money can…
NS&I British Savings Bonds: new fixed rates from 6 October 2026
NS&I raised the rates on its new one-, two-, three- and five-year British Savings Bonds on 6 October 2026. The highest advertised AER is now 5.17% on…
Help to Save: who qualifies and how the 50% bonus works
Help to Save is a government-backed savings account for eligible people on Universal Credit. You can save a little at a time and receive tax-free…
Cash ISA limit from April 2027: what changes and what stays
The cash ISA limit is due to change from 6 April 2027 for people under 65. Here is how the announced change fits with the overall ISA allowance, and…
The ISA allowance in 2026/27: four types of ISA, one £20,000 limit
An explanation of how the yearly ISA allowance works in the 2026/27 tax year, the four types of ISA, who can open one, how the Lifetime ISA fits in…
How Premium Bonds work: prizes, limits and the September 2026 rate change
Premium Bonds are a government-backed NS&I savings product that pays tax-free prizes instead of interest. This guide explains the limits, the current…