How does the Lifetime ISA work?
"The LISA is designed to offer a bonus when the account is cashed in, either on the purchase of a first home or after the age of 60"
Since April 2017 savers aged between 18 and 40 have been able to open a Lifetime ISA (LISA), which offers a generous cash incentive that can be put towards a deposit for the purchase of their first property or used to save for retirement.
Learn more about this type of ISA, by downloading our free factsheet, which details all the key facts and how the bonus works.
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