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The Autumn Budget 2026
The biggest money day of the year. We've already laid out what's confirmed, what's rumoured, and what each change would do to your pensions, ISAs, tax and property — and on the day, we update it live as the Chancellor speaks.
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4 trackedThe 0.48% property tax
Andy Burnham's plan to scrap council tax and stamp duty for a 0.48% charge on your home's value. See if you'd pay more or less.
Open the calculator →Pensions fall into inheritance tax
From April 2027, unused pension pots count towards your estate for IHT — a big shift for anyone planning to pass wealth on.
Check the impact →The ISA shake-up
The cash-ISA limit is set to fall for under-65s and uninvested cash in stocks & shares ISAs to be taxed. Time to use the wrapper well.
Bed & ISA calculator →Landlords: +2% on rental profit
Income tax on rental profits rises two points for individual landlords in England. Your after-tax yield changes — see where you land.
Read the coverage →News you can act on, not just read
Anyone can tell you the Chancellor stood up. The question that matters is what it does to your money — and that's the bit the headlines leave out. Here's the difference.
What it means for you
Every issue is written around the one thing you care about: are you better or worse off, and by how much — not just what was announced.
A calculator on every issue
No hand-waving. Each change comes with a free tool so you put in your own numbers and see your figure, in seconds.
Model it against your whole plan
Then take it into WealthR and see the change ripple through your net worth, forecasts and retirement — your real picture, free.
Go deeper than the news
Plain-English UK money guides on the parts worth getting right — updated every tax year.
Browse the Playbooks →Never be caught out by a money change again
Track your net worth, pensions, tax and forecasts in one place — so when the news moves, you already know where you stand.
Start with WealthR free →WealthR Live is general information, not regulated financial advice. Figures for rumoured measures are illustrative and may not happen.