After lots of rumours in the last few weeks, Rachel Reeves delivered her first Budget Speech, from the outset saying the Budget will raise taxes by £40bn. As well documented, the Chancellor and the Prime Minister have already announced their aim was ...
As predicted, the Chancellor managed to find enough wiggle room in order to cut national insurance by a further 2%. But what else was announced, and what does it mean for you? With a general election in the near future, could this be the final Budget...
Autumn Statement – What does it mean for you? The chancellor opened his statement advising there will be 110 measures to "help grow the economy", and possibly with an eye on the pending general election next year. A rumour before the speech was poten...
The chancellor today announced tens of billions of tax rises and spending cuts in the Autumn Statement, in a bid to bridge the deficit, and help rebuild the economy. It has been less than 8 weeks since the former chancellor's mini-budget, which was o...