Lifetime ISA withdrawals should cover redundancy and critical illness - TISA
Should Lifetime ISA restrictions be relaxed?
Lifetime ISA (LISA) withdrawal events should be expanded to include redundancy and critical illness, according to research from the Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA).
Penalty-free access to LISA savings is currently permitted for first-time buyers, when the saver reaches 60 and in the case of terminal illness. However, the financial services organisation believes...
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