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ISA compound
growth calculator

See how much your ISA could be worth. Every penny of growth inside an ISA is tax-free. Every year you don't use your allowance is a year you don't get back.

Compound growth

See your ISA grow with monthly contributions and compound returns.

Tax savings

Compare tax-free ISA growth vs a taxable general investment account.

Cash vs shares

Side-by-side comparison of Cash ISA and Stocks & Shares ISA.

Choose which type of ISA you're considering

Lump sum to start with (up to £20,000 annual ISA allowance)

Regular monthly amount (max ~£1,666/month to stay within the £20,000 yearly limit)

The long-term average stock market return is around 7-10% per year

How long you plan to keep your ISA invested (1-50 years)

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ISA allowances 2025/26

Total ISA allowance£20,000/year
Stocks & Shares ISAUp to £20,000
Cash ISAUp to £20,000
Lifetime ISAUp to £4,000
Innovative Finance ISAUp to £20,000

Common questions

What is the ISA allowance for 2025/26?

You can invest up to £20,000 across all your ISAs each tax year. The allowance resets every April and you can't carry unused allowance forward.

Do I pay tax on ISA withdrawals?

No. All growth, dividends, and withdrawals from an ISA are completely tax-free. No capital gains tax, no dividend tax, no income tax.

Is a Stocks & Shares ISA risky?

All investments carry risk and values can go down. However, global index funds have historically returned 8-12% per year over long periods. The longer you invest, the more likely you are to see positive returns.

Why it matters

  • £20,000 allowance resets every April
  • Unused allowance can't be carried forward
  • No capital gains tax on ISA profits
  • No dividend tax inside an ISA
  • Withdraw any time with no penalty

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