Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed the Autumn Budget will take place on 26 November 2025. As with the Spring Statement earlier this year, this annual budget is a decisive event, where the government will reveal new fiscal measures in 2026, including possible tax changes and adjustments to reliefs.
The mid-year updates on the economy and public finances are setting the stage for a more assertive budget. In November, the government will outline its tax and spending plans for the year ahead.
How this will affect you: The Autumn Budget will directly impact on your paycheques, household budgets, and financial planning in the next year (source: Gov.UK). Stay tuned; the budget updates are just ahead.
Expected Key Measures in Autumn Budget 2025
Rachel Reeves may discuss these points in the budget:
Budget Priorities
- Improving the NHS and reducing waiting times.
- Promoting fairness and equality.
- Supporting long-term development.
Stability and Growth Strategy
- Channeling investments in key sectors.
- Reforming government structures to improve efficiency.
- Controlling spending to reduce inflation and borrowing costs.
Measures Already in Motion
- Raising the minimum wage
- Reducing NHS waiting lists
- Expanding new trade agreements.
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Chancellor Reeves will present the Autumn Budget 2025 on 26 November, with measures expected to significantly impact households and businesses next year. The experts at Legend Financial can help you prepare with tailored advice and strategies to safeguard your finances.
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