Rejected petition: Stop the ISA Changes
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Do not proceed with the planned April 2027 ISA changes. Reducing the Cash ISA limit to £12,000 and taxing uninvested cash in Stocks & Shares ISAs will not encourage investing. It will create confusion, discourage saving, and scrapping these changes would be a positive step by the new Government.
These changes risk making ISAs more complicated, not simpler. Reducing the Cash ISA allowance and taxing uninvested cash within Stocks & Shares ISAs is unlikely to encourage more people to invest. Instead, it will create confusion, deter saving and add unnecessary complexity. Abandoning these proposals would be an easy, positive decision for the new Government, showing a commitment to helping people build long-term financial security through simple, trusted savings rules.
Why was this petition rejected?
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We already have a couple of petitions open on this subject which you may wish to sign:
Abandon planned cuts to the annual Cash ISA subscription limit
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/775333Do Not Tax Uninvested Cash Held Within Stocks and Shares ISAs
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/774871We only reject petitions that don’t meet the petition standards.