The government has announced new ISA rules that will make it easier for people to invest directly into small businesses.
Paltry returns on 'safe' investments such as cash and gilts have caused three out of five retirees lose out on around £2,400-a-year in real terms as inflation eats into the income they use to supplement their pensions.
The amount of money put into ISAs has fallen for the first time ever, according to accountancy firm UHY Hacker Young.
Investors ploughed £1.1bn of ISA money into funds for the tax year 2012/13 - down from £.2.2bn the previous year, data has revealed.
Barclays bank has been named as the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA's) most complained about firm for the second half of last year.
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