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    Why is the government recklessly trying to push your savings into the stock market?

    Latest NewsMay 5, 2026257 Views

    Richard J MurphyTue, May 5, 2026 6:00am

    From April 2027, the government will cut the cash ISA allowance for the under-65s from £20000 to £12000, forcing the remaining …

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