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Autumn Budget 2026: Key announcements and what they mean for you
Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey delivered his maiden Budget to Parliament on Wednesday 28 October, amid global uncertainty, but what do these changes mean for you?
Key tax, savings, and welfare changes
The Autumn Budget Statement 2026 brings a new round of tax changes, savings, and welfare measures that will have an impact on individuals and businesses alike. Below you will find the key changes which may impact you. To download our full comprehensive guide, click the button below.


Further support for individuals and families
The measures introduced by Mr Healey focus on reducing the cost of living, particularly energy bills, while avoiding broad-based tax rises and protecting most people and businesses from tax increases. However, the Chancellor stressed that the Government must look beyond immediate challenges to secure long-term prosperity. He highlighted the importance of supporting economic growth across the UK, giving local leaders greater economic powers and ensuring that opportunities reach towns, cities and regions. He said that creating the right conditions for growth would be essential to improving living standards and supporting communities across the country.
"The Government’s priority is to help families manage rising costs, boost business confidence and address the challenges facing communities"
Key takeaways at a glance
£100 energy payment for eligible households in England to help with energy costs.
More support for first-time buyers, including a new home-buying scheme and savings account.
Higher taxes on savings and rental income from April 2027.
Minimum wage increases, while income tax thresholds remain frozen until 2031.
Fuel duty freeze extended temporarily, amid slowing economic growth and continued inflation pressures.


Why understanding the changes matters
A Budget announcement can reshape the way you save, invest, or manage your business and personal finances. Reviewing your plans helps you stay on track as rules and allowances evolve. Clear advice can also help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Our full guide explains the announcements in a practical, accessible way so you can see how they relate to your own goals.
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Get a complete breakdown of the Autumn Budget Statement 2025 and understand how the changes could affect your finances or business.
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