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Reduce the age at which people can open Individual Savings Accounts to 16

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At 16 people can work and get a passport without parental consent. We believe that lowering the minimum age for adult ISAs will send a strong, positive message to younger generations about the power of saving and investing as well as giving young people access to the full benefits of the ISA regime.

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Reduce the age at which people can open Individual Savings Accounts to 16

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At 16 people can work and get a passport without parental consent. We believe that lowering the minimum age for adult ISAs will send a strong, positive message to younger generations about the power of saving and investing as well as giving young people access to the full benefits of the ISA regime.

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42 reactions·100% agree
Pat McFadden

Pat McFadden

Work & Pensions Secretary

Work & Pensions Secretary

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