We saw it before Rachel Reeves’ first Budget. Her doom-laden stocktake on Labour winning the General Election raised more questions than it answered, leading to months of speculation. From an early mood of relief and even optimism, Britain fell into almost a paralytic stupor waiting to find out what Reeves would axe, or where taxes would rise.
And now savers have endured many months of wondering about their cash ISAs – thanks entirely to trial balloons being floated up from Whitehall.
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