The 2026 Budget: What It Means for You

On 28 October 2026, the Chancellor delivered the Autumn Budget. The headline rates of income tax were left alone, but beneath the surface a series of changes to property, savings, business and estate taxes, most of them taking effect from April 2027, will quietly reshape how much of your money you keep.

Our free, plain-English guide pulls the key changes into one place, so you understand what has changed, what it could mean for you, and what is worth thinking about now. Most of these measures do not take effect until 2027, which means there is still a window to plan.

Inside the guide:

• The new property and savings income tax rates, and what they cost
• What is happening to ISAs and inheritance tax allowances
• The changes to business-sale reliefs, plus the new Founders’ Relief
• How the pension changes affect estate planning
• Business and agricultural property relief for family firms and farms
• A simple at-a-glance summary of every change and its start date

It is general information, not personal advice. The smartest move any landlord, saver or business owner can make right now is to review their plans in light of the changes, which is exactly where our team can help.