Article: Over-50s gear up for tax-free ISA boost

In less than a month, millions of savers over the age of 50 will receive a much-needed boost to their returns. From 6 October, the amount of money they will be able to pay into an Individual Savings Account (ISA) in a tax year will jump from 7,200 to 10,200. They can invest an extra 3,000 into a stocks and shares ISA or up to 1,500 into a cash ISA and the rest into the stocks and shares element. If everyone in the UK aged over 50 were to do this it would mean an extra 63bn being sheltered from the tax man, according to Fidelity International.

While an increased tax-free savings allowance is great news for savers, there are fears that many will fail to take advantage of the new limits. ...

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