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And now for the next New Year

As the memories of January’s festivities fade behind us, it is time to turn our thoughts to 5 April.

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A long freeze can lead to slip ups

The consequences of successive governments freezing income tax personal allowance are beginning to emerge.

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ISAs shake up on the horizon

The Autumn Budget at the end of November announced important changes to come for individual savings accounts (ISAs) from April 2027, but you may not be affected.

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Be prepared for pension salary sacrifice reform

While reforms to the pension salary sacrifice rules are not scheduled to take effect until April 2029, it is important to understand the implications of the changes now.

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A pre-Christmas present on inheritance tax changes...

The government made a surprise tax announcement in late December when the country’s attention was otherwise engaged.

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Your New Year financial resolutions

That time of year has arrived again. How will you balance your finances in 2026?  

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More letters to add to the pension alphabet spaghetti

The government has launched a consultation on a new way of drawing pension benefits.

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Tuition fees head to £10,000

A government announcement has set tuition fees in England on a rising path once more.

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Crypto funds creep into ISAs

New rules from HMRC now mean a form of crypto investment fund is eligible for ISA investment. 

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The Autumn 2025 Budget – a balancing act?

This year’s Budget risked becoming the winter budget, arriving as late as possible on 26 November after a long, rumour-filled run in.

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