© Provided by The Telegraph ISAsThe Isa has made a comeback as millions of savers and investors attempt to keep their returns away from the taxman. This comes as the average rate on a cash Isa has hit a 14-year high. Cash Isas had been falling in popularity ever since a change to the tax rules in 2016 made them almost obsolete. This change has seen the number of people subscribing to cash Isas each year plummet by two million, according to data from HM Revenue & Customs. Investors will also pay more tax on the profit they make from shares when the capital gains tax allowance is cut from £12,300 to £6,000.
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