FCA consultation on notice periods for property and illiquid funds closes (CP26/35)
Fund managers, platforms and advisers
All changes
The FCA proposes that open-ended funds holding mostly hard-to-sell assets require at least 90 days' notice to sell.
The dates that move investors’ money, in one list: central bank decisions in the UK, the US and India, inflation figures and other official data releases, the Budget, tax-year deadlines, consultation closing dates and our own briefings. Every entry names the body that set the date and links to its official calendar, and we add an event only once that body has confirmed it. Times are UK time unless we say otherwise. For rules that change on a fixed date, such as a new tax rate or allowance, see the Rules Clock.
Fund managers, platforms and advisers
The FCA proposes that open-ended funds holding mostly hard-to-sell assets require at least 90 days' notice to sell.
Crypto firms and their UK customers
Firms that want to keep operating in the UK should apply by this date.
Savers aged 64 or under
The overall ISA allowance stays at £20,000, but no more than £12,000 of it can go into cash.
Pension savers and their families
Applies to deaths on or after 6 April 2027.
Savers, and landlords in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
The rates become 22%, 42% and 47%.
Fund managers, platforms and advisers
The transition that began on 6 April 2026 ends (FCA PS25/20).
Crypto investors and firms
Crypto activity comes inside FCA regulation.
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