John Healey's budget announcement includes reversing cuts to the cash ISA allowance, keeping it at £20,000 for those under 65. The government also launches a new 'starter investment ISA'. Additionally, the government reduces Lifetime ISA withdrawal charges ahead of the introduction of a new Flexible Tax Benefit ISA, which will replace the Lifetime ISA. The cash ISA allowance is maintained at its current level for those under 65. The new 'starter investment ISA' is introduced to encourage savings among younger individuals. The reduction in Lifetime ISA withdrawal charges is a step towards the introduction of the new Flexible Tax Benefit ISA. The Flexible Tax Benefit ISA is will eventually replace the Lifetime ISA. This change is may influence many savers. The government's decision to reverse cuts to the cash ISA allowance is considered a beneficial step. The new 'starter investment ISA' is designed to attract new savers. The reduction in Lifetime ISA withdrawal charges is a step towards the introduction of the new Flexible Tax Benefit ISA. The Flexible Tax Benefit ISA is likely to provide more flexibility in tax benefits. This change is anticipated to benefit many savers. The government's decision to reduce Lifetime ISA withdrawal charges is seen as a positive move. The new Flexible Tax Benefit ISA is likely to be well received among savers.