The easiest way to use your ISA allowance before 6 April
If you haven’t used your full ISA allowance yet, the clock is ticking. With only a few weeks left in the tax year, it’s the perfect time to take action – and the Moneybox app makes it simple.

First, check your remaining allowance across all your ISAs. Moneybox shows exactly how much you can still contribute, giving you a clear target to hit before 5 April. This clarity makes the next step straightforward: adding money.
Decide which ISA best suits your goal. Stocks & Shares ISAs can grow your wealth over the long term, Cash ISAs keep funds accessible while earning interest, and Lifetime ISAs can give a 25% government bonus if eligible. Moneybox allows you to manage all three in one place, making it easy to choose.
Adding funds is fast. With pre-filled amounts, quick add buttons, and one-tap transfers from your Moneybox savings accounts, contributions can be completed in seconds. You don’t need to worry about forms or delays – your allowance can be used efficiently before the deadline.
Seeing progress helps motivation. Moneybox displays your contribution level as a clear bar, showing how close you are to maxing out your allowance. Tangible progress encourages action and removes the mental load of calculating limits yourself.
Finally, completing your ISA contribution before 5 April sets you up for next year. You’ll enter the new tax year knowing you maximised your tax-free growth, and you’ll have the confidence to repeat the process next year with minimal stress.
The easiest way to use your ISA before 5 April? Check your remaining allowance, pick the right ISA, and add money with a few taps. Moneybox takes the friction out of the final countdown, helping you make the most of every pound.
Top up today if you can to make the most of this year’s tax-free allowance before it resets. ISA and tax rules, and account T&Cs apply. If investing, capital at risk.
Key tax year timings
To get you ready for 5th April, check out our timings for final deposits, transfers, move money, and new account openings.