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BONUS EPISODE: What does the Autumn Budget 2025 mean for your finances?

BONUS EPISODE: What does the Autumn Budget 2025 mean for your finances?

Update: 2025-12-01
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Labour said this year's Autumn Budget aims to address an economy that's "not working well enough for working people". But will the changes they've announced leave you better off?

Before Budget day, analysts were estimating that the government was facing a £30 billion shortfall. The challenge for Chancellor Rachel Reeves was to fill that hole while balancing economic growth and fairness.

Join our host, Philippa Lamb, and our expert guest as they unpack exactly what the Chancellor announced and what it means for your savings:

 

Episode breakdown:

02:07 Changes to take-home pay and cost of living

04:39 Impact of raised National Insurance and Minimum Wage for employers

07:45 How will homeowners and landlords be hit by the Budget?

10:08 What's been announced about savings, investments and pensions?

13:55 With Christmas around the corner, any good news for families?

 

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BONUS EPISODE: What does the Autumn Budget 2025 mean for your finances?

BONUS EPISODE: What does the Autumn Budget 2025 mean for your finances?