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Juno Hunt is a savings comparison service from MFG Management Services Limited (registered in the Isle of Man, company number 135041C; registered office Clarendon House, Victoria Street, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 2LN), part of Manx Financial Group. We list savings accounts from UK banks and building societies authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority, and from NS&I, which is backed by HM Treasury. Manx Financial Group also owns Conister Bank: its accounts are ranked by rate alone like every other bank's and labelled "Our group".

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Tax on savings: UK savings news | Juno Hunt

Tax on savings

How savings interest is taxed in the UK: the Personal Savings Allowance, the starting rate, ISAs and the April 2027 changes, with workings.

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Tax explainedCash ISA or ordinary savings account? The sums after the BudgetPublished 30 October 2026A taxable account has to pay more to match a cash ISA once your interest is over your allowance. Here is how much more, at each tax rate, before and after April 2027.
Tax explainedHow much savings interest can you earn tax-free?Published 30 October 2026Three allowances decide whether you pay tax on interest: the Personal Allowance, the starting rate for savings and the Personal Savings Allowance. Here is how they stack, with worked examples.