The lukewarm welcome many potential providers have offered the LISA is at odds with the more positive reaction of almost all the millennials surveyed recently by Dunstan Thomas, says Adrian Boulding
The Lifetime ISA launches on 6 April 2017 and recent research by Dunstan Thomas among 23 to 36-year-old millennials suggests the government could have a major success on its hands. A starting point is the ONS population statistics, which show there are 18 million adults in the UK aged between 18 and 40 - the required age range for opening a new LISA account. Only perhaps the target audience is twice this size as, for each millennial who could open a LISA, there could be a ‘Bank of Mum and Dad' that might want to help them onto the property and savings ladder with a cash donation. In m...
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