Your £20,000 ISA allowance resets on 6 April.
Whatever you don't use is gone for good — see how much is still available.
£20,000
of ISA allowance resets on 6 April — it doesn't carry over. Your pension has headroom too; add it below. Illustrative.
Enter what you've paid into ISAs this tax year:
£70,000
of this year’s allowances still available to you — they don’t carry over, so anything unused is lost on 6 April. Illustrative.
ISA allowance left
£20,000
Personal pension left
£50,000
Your personal pension is capped at your salary. A company or employer can contribute up to the full £60,000 allowance — a genuine planning question for directors. Speak to your accountant.
This is an illustration, not a quote. It's a rough picture based only on what you've entered: a figure to picture, not a promise. The real amount depends on your circumstances and things we can't see, so it's always worth checking your own position before you count on it.
See it for your own money.
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- It doesn't roll over — 6 April wipes it.
- It spans cash and stocks & shares ISAs together; a Lifetime ISA sits inside the overall limit.
- Illustrative — information to help you check yours, not advice.
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