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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to use the Autumn Budget to deliver targeted reforms that help people regain control of their finances and plan for the future.

The Investing and Saving Alliance (TISA) has outlined its proposals to strengthen financial resilience, with a particular focus on protecting the £20,000 cash ISA allowance, finalising the Targeted Support regime, and expanding financial education in schools.

Carol Knight, CEO of TISA, said: "People across the UK are feeling the strain, as rising costs, economic uncertainty and complex savings, investment and pension tax policies make it harder than ever to save and invest with confidence.

"The Autumn Budget is a pivotal opportunity to rebuild trust and provide the practical tools people need to take control o

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