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Chancellor set to U-turn on Isa allowance cut to £12,000 – reports

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The IndependentChancellor set to U-turn on Isa allowance cut to £12,000 – reports
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John Healey is said to believe the allowance cut was the wrong tool to persuade Britons to invest more in stocks and shares.

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