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🐰 Were we expecting more rabbits to be pulled from the hat in yesterday’s budget, the last spring budget before a general election? Perhaps. There are relatively few headlines this morning on its contents in comparison to the coverage of previous budgets, with commentators instead focused on what can be gleaned about when a general election might be called. We have distilled the contents into a handy guide. If we can help you understand what it means for you, then get in touch today. https://lnkd.in/e2AuTZdp #springbudget2024 #budget2024 #financialadvice

📣 Jeremy Hunt has delivered his last Spring Budget prior to the election. This was badged by the Chancellor as a ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’. Whether he is around to see if there is any long term growth, will depend on whether the electorate believe this to be the case! 📊 Kreston Reeves has compiled a detailed summary of all the announcements, including the top implications for individuals and businesses, which you can view via the link below. ⬇️ #SpringBudget #SpringBudget2024

📣 Jeremy Hunt has delivered his last Spring Budget prior to the election. This was badged by the Chancellor as a ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’. Whether he is around to see if there is any long term growth, will depend on whether the electorate believe this to be the case! 📊 Kreston Reeves has compiled a detailed summary of all the announcements, including the top implications for individuals and businesses, which you can view via the link below. ⬇️ #SpringBudget #SpringBudget2024

📣 Jeremy Hunt has delivered his last Spring Budget prior to the election. This was badged by the Chancellor as a ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’. Whether he is around to see if there is any long term growth, will depend on whether the electorate believe this to be the case! 📊 Kreston Reeves has compiled a detailed summary of all the announcements, including the top implications for individuals and businesses, which you can view via the link below. ⬇️ #SpringBudget #SpringBudget2024

Today sees Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's fifth Budget and will be what some see as the last roll of the political dice before the general election. As is now the norm we think we know some of what will be announced already as the press seem to get there first, but what else is to come and how will it affect you and your business? Follow along with updates after the announcement, and see the full analysis on our Budget Hub #springbudget2024 https://bit.ly/49OHqm0

With speculation growing about the timing of the 2024 general election, many wondered what the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, would announce in his Budget to win voters over. To find out what was said in today’s spring budget (Wednesday 6 March 2024), read our quick roundup. https://ow.ly/n6Zt50QMIuY #budget2024 #financialplanning #economy #afhwealth

With one eye on a forthcoming general election, the chancellor has announced a Budget aimed at generating long-term growth, with “more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes”. Read on to find out who were the winners and losers from the 2024 Spring Budget: https://lnkd.in/egAbKAh8 #advicematters #financialplanning #financialplanner #financialadvisor #kendal #southlakes #lakedistrict

With one eye on a forthcoming general election, the chancellor has announced a Budget aimed at generating long-term growth, with “more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes”. Read on to find out who were the winners and losers from the 2024 Spring Budget: https://lnkd.in/eXbrCNR7 #advicematters #financialplanning #financialplanner #financialadvisor #kendal #southlakes #lakedistrict

The Autumn Budget comes nearly four months after the party swept to power in the 2024 General Election. Matthew Henderson, Residential Research, believes it provides some much-needed certainty, "allowing people to make some informed decisions after months of speculation about what the government has in store.” Here, we round-up Labour’s key announcements and what they could mean for you and the wider housing market: https://lnkd.in/epsrssiU #AutumnBudget #AutumnStatement #LabourGovernment

It was great to get together this week with some of the best in the business from many of the key sectors of the property market in Cornwall, and discuss the potential impact of The Autumn Budget. Will the surprise increase to the second home stamp duty surcharge make an impact? The speed at which it came into effect was far from ideal. But when the initial 3% surcharge was introduced in 2016, buyers made adjustments relatively swiftly and that market soon got back to normal. The rumours of a considerable increase to second home CGT had my full attention, so there was certainly a sigh of relief to see that remain untouched. Overall, knowing what we are now dealing with brings some certainty at last. Add to that an increase in buyer confidence and demand for property with falling interest rates (which would be great to see again next week), there is plenty for the residential market to be encouraged by. Strutt & Parker Anna Sharp Peter Masters Daniel Gladstone James Moores Katie Warren James Shead Sarah Treliving Abigail Shead