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Budget 2021
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“Chancellor should use Budget to boost tax breaks for financial advice on pensions” – Clive Harrison, LCP
In a pre Budget submission to the Treasury, LCP has called on the Chancellor to improve the current system of tax breaks…
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Fidelity International finds cost of living tops consumer concerns ahead of Autumn Budget
Three-fifths (60%) of adults expect to be worried about their finances after the Autumn Budget is announced Three-quarters (75%) of those with…
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The IA: investors call for a competitive Budget which will aid green transition
Investors are urging the Chancellor to use his upcoming Budget to ensure the smooth transition to the green economy of the future, boost the competitiveness of the UK economy, and support a strong savings and…
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Aegon sets out Budget bucket list for pensions and savings
Aegon’s Steven Cameron claims that now’s the time for targeted interventions, not tax tinkering or radical reform of pension tax relief. Steven…
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#Budgetanalysis: Sunak avoids putting obstacles in the way, says JM Finn’s Brian Tora
Brian Tora, Associate at JM Finn comments on yesterday’s Budget: “The most important measures to support the economy are simply extensions of…
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#Budgetanalysis: bond vigilantes are Rishi’s big problem
AJ Bell’s Laith Khalaf looks at some of the possible economic scenarios which might be worrying Chancellor Sunak The OBR estimates the…
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Budget round up from Brewin Dolphin Wealth Managers
On Budget day 2021 Rishi Sunak struck a delicate balance between fanning the flames of a nascent economic recovery and plugging the…
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Lifetime allowance freeze – It gets worse with age
The maximum pensions savings that one can accrue is frozen at £1,073,100 until April 2026. Appearing uncontroversial today, the effects will grow…
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Potential increase in ‘charge cap’ on pension schemes would allow greater investments in ESG funds
A potential increase in the ‘charge cap’ on pension schemes could make higher return funds more accessible to the general public, including…
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Young helped with access to overheating property market, or supplying pent-up demand?
The Stamp Duty can has been kicked down the road, as the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak extends the Stamp Duty…
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