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UK · 2025/26

ISA Calculator

Calculate how much your ISA could be worth. See projected growth, total contributions, and estimated tax savings vs a taxable account.

Last reviewed: 6 April 2026Source: HMRC — Individual Savings AccountsUpdated every: tax year
ISA Calculator · UKInvestments & Savings

Rates & sources2025/26

UK ISA allowance (2025/26). All gains + income within the wrapper are tax-free.

Total ISA allowance£20,000
Lifetime ISA allowance£4,000 (included in £20k)
LISA government bonus25% on contributions
Junior ISA allowance£9,000

Source: HMRC — Individual Savings Accounts — figures refreshed at the start of each tax year.

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When to use this calculator

  • Before choosing between saving, investing, or increasing your monthly contribution.
  • When you want to compare best-case, base-case, and cautious return assumptions.
  • When you need a quick projection before making a longer-term portfolio decision.

Example: building a tax-efficient ISA plan in UK

Use these sample inputs as a quick scenario test, then change one variable at a time to compare outcomes.

Starting ISA balance

£10,000

Monthly contribution

£300

Expected annual growth

5.5%

Time horizon

10 years

This example helps because it shows how a tax wrapper becomes more valuable as the balance and time horizon increase. It is rarely just about this year contribution; it is about the full compounding path.

How to read your results

ISA Value

Use this metric to compare scenarios side by side and understand how the key drivers affect the final outcome.

Contributed

Use this metric to compare scenarios side by side and understand how the key drivers affect the final outcome.

Growth

Use this metric to compare scenarios side by side and understand how the key drivers affect the final outcome.

Est. Tax Saved

Review this figure alongside your gross income so you can understand the true cost of deductions.

Common mistakes

  • !Assuming a constant return without checking a more conservative growth rate.
  • !Forgetting to include ongoing contributions, fees, or tax wrappers where relevant.
  • !Focusing only on the final balance instead of the path required to reach it.

What to do next

  • Test a cautious, expected, and optimistic growth rate instead of relying on a single projection.
  • Compare this result with related savings or retirement tools before committing more money.
  • Use the linked guides to understand which assumptions matter most over longer periods.

Go deeper — 3 guides reference this calculator

Frequently asked

An Individual Savings Account (ISA) is a UK government-backed savings wrapper that lets you save or invest money without paying tax on the returns. Any interest, dividends, or capital gains earned inside an ISA are completely tax-free.

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