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Paul Lewis: What the new ISA rules mean for your savings

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By Paul Lewis | Published - 3 Sep 2026 Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) used to be simple. You could put cash in them or open an investment ISA for your shares and bonds and there would be no tax of any sort on the interest, dividends, or capital gains. But from April – under present plans – that is about to change. Since 2017, you have been able to put a total of £20,000 a tax year into an ISA and that could all be in cash, all be in investments, or split between them.
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Paul Lewis: September money news

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By Paul Lewis | Published - 25 Aug 2026 Help proposed for those affected by pension age rises A committee of MPs believes action is needed to help people in their sixties on low incomes who face a delay of up to a year before they can claim a state pension. As the pension age rises over the next two years from 66 to 67, Parliament’s Work and Pensions Committee fears thousands will face poverty.
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The law change that could benefit unmarried couples

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By Paul Lewis | Published - 11 Aug 2026 Do you live as a couple in a common-law marriage? The answer is no, you do not. Because there is no status of common law marriage in England and Wales. You are either married (or civil partnered, which gives identical rights) or you are not. And if you are not then you have no rights over your partner’s property or money.
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