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The 2025 Autumn Budget was delivered against conditions of moderate growth, inflation that remains above target, and interest rates holding at elevated levels. It introduces a number of structural tax changes and fiscal-drag measures, including a continued freeze on income-tax thresholds, higher taxes on savings, dividends and property income, reduced tax-efficient allowances, and new levies affecting pensions and investments.

This is a sensible time to review your financial position: consider cash-flow needs, explore opportunities for long-term growth, and ensure you are making full use of available tax-efficient allowances ahead of the upcoming changes.

We hope this summary gives you useful perspectives, and we welcome the opportunity to discuss what it means for your plans, or those of the clients you support.

 

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References to legislation and tax is based on our understanding of United Kingdom law and HM Revenue & Customs practice at the date of publication. These may be subject to change in the future. Tax rates and reliefs may be altered. The value of tax reliefs to the investor depends on their financial circumstances. No guarantees are given regarding the effectiveness of any arrangements entered into on the basis of these comments.

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