Funds suffer third-worst month on record amid Budget fears
Investors withdrew £5.9b from investment funds over concerns about Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax changes
Investors withdrew £5.9b from investment funds over concerns about Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax changes
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Despite offering exciting opportunities, foreign investors may not be aware that a percentage of their return is subject to local capital gains tax
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The Autumn Budget was a ‘once in a Parliament reset’ to get public finances in order
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Reeves also announced a new 20% IHT rate on AIM-traded shares
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves labelled non-dom status as an ‘outdated concept’
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Reeves lowered the earnings threshold to £5,000, giving the government an extra £25bn in tax revenue
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Rachel Reeves had been expected to extend the freeze on income tax thresholds
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Changes to capital gains tax, tax-free caps on pensions, and inheritance tax could be ‘incredibly disruptive’
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Place clients’ needs at the heart of every decision, explains SG Kleinwort Hambros’ head of UK domestic wealth planning, and everything else will fall into place
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The wealth manager on client engagement, public access to financial advice and challenging the underrepresentation of women in the industry
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Changing the story around UK equities is essential to stopping outflows, say UK equity fund managers
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Allocations to UK gilts soared 2,019% thanks to tax benefits
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