Lifetime ISAs – also known as LISAs – are a form of ISA. They allow some people to save for a first home or retirement tax-free and with a government bonus. Here’s everything you need to know.

Tesco Bank has issued an alert to savers, advising them to capitalise on their tax-free savings allowances before an upcoming ...

Different ISAs suit different goals, making it vital savers understand the difference to make the most out of their money.

The Lifetime ISA allows people aged between 18 and 39 to open one and save for retirement or for a first home. But it comes ...

Martin Lewis has warned of major "holes" in a scheme to help first-time buyers onto the property ladder. The money expert ...

Cash ISA owners can save £20,000 each tax year with the added bonus of tax-free interest. And this rule isn't limited to just ...

Martin Lewis has issued a warning about significant "holes" in a government scheme aimed at assisting first-time buyers to ...

Lifetime ISAs have come under the spotlight as policymakers consider how to reform and simplify the UK’s savings landscape.

It remains to be seen how people will use Lifetime Isas going into retirement, providers of the product told the government’s ...

The head of one of the country’s largest building societies has warned Rachel Reeves that cutting cash Isa limits would be ...

Lifetime ISAs were introduced in 2017 and allow those under the age of 40 to save up to £4,000 per year, and the government ...

The saver account was first unveiled in 2016 as a savings vehicle for people saving for their first home, or their retirement ...