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Save £20,000 Tax-Free in 2025:
Here's How

A simple, clear Cash ISA cheat sheet that shows you how to protect your savings from tax; explained in minutes.

No jargon
100% UK-specific
Updated for 2025/26 tax year
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What's Inside the ISA Cheat Sheet

How Cash ISAs work (in plain English)
How to use your full £20,000 ISA allowance correctly
The difference between Easy Access, Fixed, and Flexible ISAs
How ISA transfers really work
How to avoid the most common ISA mistakes
How to compare providers safely
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Why Most People Overpay Tax on Their Savings

Most people don't realise:

  • • Interest outside ISAs is taxable
  • • Banks don't warn you when you cross your Personal Savings Allowance
  • • Switching ISAs incorrectly can permanently lose your tax protection
  • • Leaving money in low-rate accounts silently costs thousands over time

This guide shows you how to legally avoid all of that.

How a Cash ISA Works (At a Glance)

Save up to
£20,000/year
Tax on interest
£0
Withdraw
Anytime
FSCS Protected
Up to £120k
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Avoid These Common ISA Errors

Withdrawing money to switch banks
Going over your £20,000 annual ISA allowance
Missing the April 5th deadline (allowance resets)
Leaving savings in low-rate accounts
Going past your PSA (and paying tax unnecessarily)

Your cheat sheet explains everything in 1 page.

Perfect For Beginners & Everyday Savers

This guide is for you if you want to:

Save money tax-free
Understand ISAs without jargon
Make smarter savings decisions
Stop losing interest to tax
Compare ISA providers easily

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Download your free Cash ISA cheat sheet and learn how to use your £20,000 allowance the right way.

Disclaimer: This guide is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always check the latest Cash ISA rules and speak to a qualified advisor if needed. Rates vary by provider and may change.