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Spring Budget 2021: Industry reacts to Sunak's 'fiscal ice age' Personal tax thresholds and LTA frozen How did Sunak's Budget announcements go down with the industry? Photo: HM Treasury/Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Spring Budget has left analysts torn between "stealth" tax hikes and the Treasury's broader plan to stabilise the public finances. Edward Park, chief investment officer at Brooks Macdonald, said the Chancellor was caught between a rock and a hard place since "meaningful tax rises to repair the fiscal damage wrought by Covid would... To continue reading... Tel: +...

Research shows an alarming number of young people aren’t saving enough, or anything, for retirement. So what can be done to change this? Feb 25, 2021 Jonathan Weinberg The younger generation of workers face a torrid financial future. Pre-pandemic, many struggled to buy their own home or save regularly. Post-pandemic, that may prove even more difficult. Rising unemployment, a drastically different working environment and tax increases to pay for government furlough and business support will all plague their pockets for years to come.  And with the state pension starting age expected to r...

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Solving the small pots problem While many individuals have forgotten about their small pension pots, the government has not. But is its new work on the issue going to be enough? By Amanda Newman Smith 12 th February 2021 4:19 pm The trouble with auto-enrolment is that it has created too many small pension pots that get left behind when people change jobs. You know the story — someone starts a job, but within a few months they’ve got a better offer and a shiny new pension pot. But that employer struggles during the pandemic, so redundancy means getting another job — and y...