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Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim discusses speculation that UK ISAs could be capped or have growth taxed, and explains how such changes could affect savers using ISAs for tax-free wealth building. He gives a numerical example: using the £20,000 annual ISA allowance (and £9,000 Junior ISA) over 10 years could result in roughly £200,000 in contributed capital (excluding investment growth). He warns that a cap or introduction of capital gains tax on ISA growth — for example above £1,000,000 — could curtail tax-free growth.

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£20,000

£9,000

10 years

About £200,000

Above £1,000,000 (as a hypothetical example)

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