If you’re a saver in the UK then you’ll find some changes to your savings accounts in the Budget 2025. The overall annual Individual Savings Account (ISA) limit remains at £20,000 per year, however changes are on the way from April 2027 with those under 65 limited as to the amount that can be invested… Learn More Budget 2025: What does it mean for savers?
If you own a rental property personally, profits earned will be subject to higher property income tax rates, with a 2% rise across the basic, higher and additional rate bands from April 2027.
If you have employees, increases to both the national minimum wage and national living wage will have a cost impact. Both employer and employee NIC will be payable on salary sacrifice pension contributions above £2,000 per year from April 2029.
The Budget 2025 will impact employers and employees up and down the country. Find out how the changes will impact your pay packet if you’re working as an employee.
On 26 November 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented her second Budget to Parliament. After the tax-raising budget of 2024, it had been hoped by the government that widely applicable tax increases would not be required again in 2025.
