The Lifetime ISA has been attacked as a ‘gimmick’ and a ‘competitor’ to pensions - less than two hours after it was revealed.

Chancellor George Osborne, in an annual Budget ritual, announced a series of measures to crackdown on both large and small tax loopholes. Read more...

The new Lifetime ISA could be used for “other specific life events” apart from buying a first home and for retirement. Read more...

Chancellor Osborne will raise the higher rate threshold by more than expected from £42,385 to £45,000 from April 2017.