Political change can often create uncertainty, particularly when there are significant changes regarding the Prime Minister. News coverage and headline commentary can quickly lead people to question what this might mean for their savings, pensions and investments. At Beacon Wealth Management, we believe it is important to remember that political events are a normal part of the investment journey.
Marking the halfway point of 2026 can feel unexpectedly soon, yet it also offers a natural moment to pause and review. Resolutions set in January often begin with optimism, but as the year unfolds, some personal and financial goals may not have progressed as anticipated. Rather than viewing this as a setback, this midpoint in the year provides a chance to reassess direction with perspective.
On the 3rd March 2026, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Spring Statement, outlining updated economic forecasts and public finance projections. While no major tax changes were announced, the statement provides important signals about the direction of the UK economy over the coming years.
The Autumn Budget 2025 has been announced. The team at Beacon Wealth Management explain how these updates may affect you.
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Beacon Wealth Management, Cambridgeshire’s first Chartered Financial Planning firm, has once again been named one of the UK’s top advice firms, earning a place in the 2025 Citywire New Model Adviser Top 100.
The Autumn Budget, scheduled for late November 2025, is expected to bring significant tax changes as the Government seeks to close a large fiscal gap.
Beacon Wealth Management, an independent financial advice firm based in Kimbolton, Cambridgeshire, has been named one of the Top 50 Boutique Financial Advice Firms in the UK by FT Adviser, the specialist sister publication of the Financial Times.
HM Government have confirmed significant inheritance tax (IHT) to take effect in April 2026 (for property reliefs) and April 2027 (for pensions). These changes could affect not just farmers, but all businesses that have substantial assets.
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