UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves keeps ISA tax-free limit at £20,000, focusing instead on boosting investment returns.

UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has decided not to reduce the £20,000 annual tax-free limit for Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs), contrary to earlier speculation. Reeves aims to improve returns on savings and investments without changing the current ISA limit. Despite facing pressure from financial institutions, the Treasury will review ISA rules before the Autumn Budget to encourage more stock market investments.