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- Chancellor John Healy announced plans for a new Starter ISA to encourage first-time investors while maintaining the annual tax-free Cash ISA limit at £20,000.
- Financial expert Martin Lewis suggested offering a 10 to 15 per cent bonus on initial investments of up to £3,000 could help nervous investors “dip their toes in the water”.
- Mr Lewis highlighted that combining introductory bonuses with basic investment education could effectively encourage young people onto the investment track.
- Personal finance experts raised concerns that introducing another ISA product could overcomplicate the existing ecosystem for savers.
- HM Revenue and Customs confirmed that the detailed design of the Starter ISA will be developed through an upcoming industry consultation.
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