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Why are they changing the limit?
The government is reducing the Cash ISA limit to encourage people to invest more of their savings in stocks and shares rather than just keeping it in cash. The idea is that investing in businesses helps to stimulate the economy, leading to growth and potentially more jobs across the UK.
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