Fewer adults took out individual savings accounts in 2015-16 as critics say government’s help-to-buy Isa is a ‘sham’Individual savings accounts are becoming less popular among the British public, according to official figures published amid widespread criticism of the government’s help-to-buy Isa.About 12.7m Isas were taken out by adults in 2015-16, said HM Revenue & Customs, down from 13m the year before. The number of new Isa openings peaked at about 15m in 2010-11. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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