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28th October 2021

Prudential: The year of 2.5 Budgets

The Chancellor has delivered his Autumn Budget. 

Along with the Spring Budget and the 'mini budget' of the dividend tax and National Insurance increases, a precursor to the social care levy, we now know what the next little while looks like for the financial planner. 

Was something big about to happen? Capital Gains Tax (CGT), Inheritance Tax (IHT) and pension tax relief hadn't been mentioned. 

He finished off with the changes to universal credit, welcome news for the lower earners. But nothing to worry the planner. 

So, as is often the case, for the things that affect the planner, it's to the 'Big Red Book' and other associated documents we go. 

There's not a lot, but there's some things you need to know about as always. 

Read Prudential’s Technical team’s analysis here.

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