LISA could 'significantly damage' retirement funds, PPI warns
The lifetime ISA (LISA) could severely damage the long-growth of savers' retirement pots, according to a report by the Pensions Policy Institute.
The LISA, which will be available from next April, will allow annual deposits of up to £4,000 into a tax-free savings account, with the government contributing an extra 25%. It is specifically intended...
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