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Brits with £12,000 in savings set for major new charges under Andy Burnham

  • Posted on September 26, 2026
  • By The Daily Star
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  • 1 min read
In brief

The UK government will implement significant changes to Cash ISA regulations starting April 2027. Savers holding £12,000 or more will face new restrictions as the annual deposit ceiling decreases from current levels. However, pensioners aged 65 and above will maintain their enhanced £20,000 allowance, protecting retirement savings. These modifications won't affect funds already deposited in existing accounts, providing some relief to current account holders managing their tax-free savings strategy.

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Brits with £12,000 in savings set for major new charges under Andy Burnham
Brits with £12,000 in savings set for major new charges under Andy Burnham

The annual Cash ISA deposit limit will fall to £12,000 from April 2027 under Andy Burnham. Over-65s keep their £20,000 cash allowance, while existing deposits remain unaffected
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