SJP The Autumn Budget 2025: Find an adviser
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This year’s Autumn Budget has been described as a ‘once in a generation’ and leaks and rumours were even more widely speculated over than in previous years. With these announcements adding yet more complexity to financial matters, the importance – and value – of financial advice has never been as clear.
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The Autumn Budget 2025 - All you need to know
Now the dust has settled on the Autumn Budget, there were plenty of changes buried in the small print that didn't get much attention but could still affect people in a number of ways. We look at some of the smaller but relevant announcements that could impact your personal finances.
The Chancellor has announced a cap on the amount that can be shielded from employer and employee National Insurance contributions (NICs) when paying into a workplace pension using salary sacrifice. The change was widely expected in the Autumn Budget – we explain how the changes could affect you.
The latest Budget, delivered amid unusual drama, landed with the promise of tackling NHS waiting lists, easing the cost of living, and reducing national debt. Marketed as a Budget “for working people,” it also claimed to back entrepreneurs, risk-takers, and the SME community.
The Budget lowdown – the topline announcements
Chancellor cuts cash ISA limit to promote investment
Mansion tax to hit homes worth £2 million or more
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