Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey delivered his maiden Budget to Parliament on 28 October 2026, amid global uncertainty, rising living costs and ongoing economic pressures.

The Chancellor set out the Government’s plans to ease financial pressures on households and businesses, to encourage economic growth and investment, and to build a stronger, fairer and more resilient Britain.

With measures spanning the cost of living, energy bills, business investment, housing and public finances, the Budget sets out the Government’s priorities for addressing immediate challenges and laying the foundations for long-term prosperity.

What does the Autumn Budget 2026 mean for you?

Our Autumn Budget 2026 guide explores the key announcements and what they could mean for you, your personal finances and your business.

Whether you are looking to understand the potential impact on your finances, plan for your business, or identify opportunities in the months ahead, staying informed is essential.

Read our Autumn Budget 2026 guide to discover the key changes and what they could mean for you.

If you would like to understand how the Budget measures could affect your personal circumstances or business, please contact us to discuss the changes and receive professional advice to help you plan with confidence for the future.