In this week’s episode of Beyond the Market, I look at the upcoming Autumn Budget, where Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce major ISA reforms, including a possible cut to the Cash ISA allowance from £20,000 to £10,000.

I’ll break down what the Autumn Budget actually is, why the government says it wants to get Britain investing again, and if pushing people out of cash will really push people into investing into the stock market.

We’ll explore how people actually use cash ISAs, why financial education matters more than policy tweaks, and are the government missing the wood through the trees on this one and there is a much bigger issue at play.

If you want to understand how tax-free investing, government policy and market psychology collide this episode’s for you.

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