UK Autumn Budget 2025: Update on Cash ISA Allowances

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26 Nov 2025 · visibility 638 views

As part of the Autumn Budget 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced changes to Cash ISA rules. 

From 6 April 2027, the annual allowance for Cash ISAs will be reduced from £20,000 to £12,000 for individuals under 65. 

  • The overall ISA allowance remains at £20,000, but under-65 savers will only be able to place £12,000 of this into a Cash ISA. 

  • Individuals aged 65 or over will continue to have access to enjoy the full £20,000 Cash ISA limit. 

You can read the full Budget 2025 (HTML) - GOV.UK announcement directly on GOV.UK. 

 

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Whether you already hold a Flexible Cash ISA with iFAST Global Bank or are considering opening one, our product continues to offer: 

  • 3.25% AER (variable) - interest paid monthly 

  • Instant access to your savings 

  • Flexible withdrawals, with the ability to re-deposit without reducing your ISA allowance 


Our Flexible Cash ISA is designed to work around your needs with tax-free interest, instant access to your money and freedom to withdraw and re-deposit at any time.  

You can top up your existing ISA from your Multi-Currency Current Account or open a new one in just minutes via our mobile app or web portal, and start from as little as £1.   

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