A total of 78,330 junior ISA (JISA) accounts used their full £9,000 subscription during the 2023/24 tax year, the highest number since 2019/20.
Figures obtained from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) by Murphy Wealth, through a freedom of information request, showed the 2023/24 tally was a 41% increase on the low of 2020/21 and a 9% increase on 2022/23. The wealth manager said the trend pointed to an increasing number of families looking to pass on wealth to their children more quickly. It added that almost 80% of maximised JISA accounts were stocks and shares, indicating a "very different approach to how adults use their own subscriptions". Number of JISA accounts maximising their allowance by tax year Tax Year Numbe...
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