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Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim explains what a Lifetime ISA is: a UK savings account you can open between ages 18 and 39 that receives a 25% government bonus on money saved. He gives numerical examples (£1,000 → £250 bonus; £4,000 → £1,000 bonus) and notes the account can only be used for two purposes: buying a first home or saving for retirement; if you already own your first home, the Lifetime ISA is only usable for retirement saving.

Questions this video answers

Between 18 years and 39 years.

25% of the money saved.

£250.

£1,000.

Buying your first house or saving for retirement.

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