Cash ISA vs Stocks & Shares ISA – Which is BEST 2025?

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The government wants more of us putting money into Stocks & Shares ISAs — but is that actually right for you?

In this video, I break down:
How both ISAs work
Who suits each one
Why the government is pushing investing
And whether you should do both


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When investing your capital is at risk. Any information given in this video is for entertainment purposes only, and does not act as legal or financial advice. Your financial decisions are your own responsibility, and if you do require advice please contact a qualified Financial Adviser, Wealth Manager or Financial Planner.