Spending Review On June 11, 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented a comprehensive UK government Spending Review in Parliament, outlining Labour's fiscal strategy aimed at revitalising public services and infrastructure. The review aims to
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The Spring Budget 2025: On March 26, 2025, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves delivered the UK's Spring Statement, outlining the government's fiscal policies and economic outlook. This mid-year update precedes the main
In the Spring Statement 2025, the Chancellor is set to provide an update on her plans for the UK economy on March 26, when she delivers a statement alongside an economic forecast. The
The UK’s Autumn Budget 2024 of October this year presented by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, outlined significant measures with a focus on tax increases, public services funding, and social welfare improvements. Highlights
Potential Changes in the October UK Budget and Their Impact on Personal Finances and Businesses The October budget in the UK is often a critical event that shapes fiscal policies, taxes, and economic
Spring Budget 2024 On Wednesday 6 March, chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Spring Budget 2024, only three and a half months after his Autumn Budget 2023. He presented updated forecasts from the
The Spring Budget 2023 was announced on 15th March 2023, delivering key changes to Pensions, Childcare, Holiday Tax, Pothole funds and much more. Below we summarise the key points from the budget
When Is the Spring Budget 2023? The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced he will deliver his Spring Budget 2023 on 15th March 2023. In a written statement he said: “I can inform
Autumn Budget 2022 The Autumn Budget 2022 has finally been announced by Jeremy Hunt on 17th November 2022 following a two-week delay and weeks of chaos following his predecessors’ announcements. It has been
IFS calls to raise taxes in upcoming Budget The IFS calls to raise taxes in upcoming Budget. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has urged Chancellor Rishi Sunak to use the forthcoming
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