After much rumour and conjecture, it seems that some potentially significant changes to ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts) are on
the way.
We heard a lot in the build up to the Spring Statement – only to hear no words uttered by the Chancellor in relation to this. Yet, we then saw some new information come out in the Spring
Statement papers, released after the Parliamentary speech, by the Treasury.
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