Budget 2025: Growth talk, but the maths doesn’t back it up
Article Budget 2025: Growth talk, but the maths doesn’t back it up
UK Budget promises growth, but OBR forecasts weak productivity and limited impact. Tax drag and income squeeze remain key challenges.
Andrew Webb
| 3 min read |
Budget 2025 analysis: steady, cautious, but limited ambition
Article Budget 2025 analysis: steady, cautious, but limited ambition
Explore Budget 2025: cautious fiscal policy, tax threshold freezes, EV charges, business relief updates, and Northern Ireland funding.
Peter Legge
Alan Gourley
Gemma Johnson
| 8 min read |
Is Rachel Reeves the ‘unlucky general’?
Article Is Rachel Reeves the ‘unlucky general’?
Is Rachel Reeves the ‘unlucky general’? A sharp look at the UK Budget, market pressures, and the Chancellor’s economic challenge.
Andrew Webb
| 3 min read |
An adviser’s perspective: Strategic responses to UK tax changes
Article An adviser’s perspective: Strategic responses to UK tax changes
Business owners are rethinking succession, tax planning, and relocation as UK tax reforms reshape strategy ahead of the 26 November Budget.
Gemma Johnson
| 3 min read |
Spring Statement 2025: Labour's scramble to retain economic credibility
Budget Spring Statement 2025: Labour's scramble to retain economic credibility
The Spring Statement from Chancellor Rachel Reeves was squarely aimed at retaining economic credibility in the face of worsening global economic conditions.
Andrew Webb
| 3 min read |
Spring Statement 2025
Budget Spring Statement 2025
As expected, today’s Spring Statement did not introduce any significant tax changes. The Chancellor’s main announcement in her speech related to continued investment in tackling tax avoidance.
Peter Legge
| 2 min read |

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