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£5000 interest tax free on earnings below £11,000

Peter167
Peter167 Posts: 13 Forumite
edited 11 July 2015 at 7:11PM in Savings & investments
I saw nothing in the budget on this. Also, in introducing the £5K div allowance the Chancellor said £17K of earnings can now be tax free. That should be £22K if the savings and divs allowances are combined with the new £11K income allowance (plus 1K savings allowance for all). Anyone know if the saving allowance has been dropped?

The £5K savings allowance is showing in the 2015-16 tax table on the.gov site.

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