On 28th October 2026, Chancellor John Healey presented his first Budget to Parliament. With a focus on giving families and businesses some breathing space from rising costs, the Budget introduced a range of tax changes, reliefs and support measures aimed at easing financial pressures while raising government revenue.
Key announcements included increases to Income Tax on savings and property income, changes to Business Asset Disposal Relief, reforms to capital allowances, and an increase in the National Living Wage. The Budget also confirmed that Income Tax thresholds would remain frozen, alongside measures to support households with energy costs and encourage saving and investment.
Our comprehensive guide, The 2026 Budget, breaks down the key announcements and explains how these changes could affect you, your family or your business. From personal taxation and pensions to business reliefs and property, we explore the important updates and what they could mean for your financial planning.
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