Budget 2020: Boosting Junior Isa allowance ‘pie in the sky’ for most
Allowance more than doubled from £4,368 to £9,000
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Budget 2020: Entrepreneurs’ relief slashed to £1m
‘We need more risk taking and creativity in this country, not less.’
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If IHT was cut to 10% – what would it mean for advisers?
Rumours chancellor could introduce a £30,000 cap on gifts in inheritance game changer
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Weekly outlook: Rishi Sunak delivers first budget; M&G, SLA and Brooks report
The key events for UK wealth managers for the week starting 9 March
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Will the chancellor loosen the purse strings after a decade of austerity?
Three things to look out for in next week’s budget
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No further pension raid in otherwise lacklustre budget
Pensions and the annual allowance were given stays of execution but no-deal Brexit could prompt rethink
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Budget liquidity boost for EIS and VCTs could hit pension savers
DC schemes could be forced to allocate to UK start-ups
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What investors would most like to see from the Budget
From IHT reform to slashing the number of ISAs investors discuss their wishlists ahead of the Chancellor’s Autumn budget
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Chancellor can boost NHS without raising taxes, says thinktank
UK’s Centre for Economics and Business Research says deficit would continue to fall, albeit more slowly
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Seneca Partners to offer VCT
Seneca Partners has announced plans to expand its tax relief range with the launch of the Seneca Income & Growth Venture Capitalist Trust (VCT) during the first quarter of 2018.
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Three funds to benefit from the budget
While lacking in headline grabbing announcements, Architas investment director Adrian Lowcock has identified three funds which are set to benefit from Wednesday’s budget.
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Why we should be worried after boring budget
There wasn’t an awful lot in the Budget for investment and wealth managers, with even pensions largely left out of Hammond’s speech, but there was plenty in the Office of Budget Responsibility’s forecast to drum up fears for the future.